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Some of this sounds like restaurants refusing service to whoever they choose and those bakeries who won't sell cakes to LGBT families. -- nm

Posted by Diva (aka Diva) Mar 7 '18, 09:49

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Jack's reply on B2 - Roger More Mar 7, 09:56 3
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  - Curious - what factors other than the text are used to determine the intent of the legislation? In Australia, there's the common law rule - basically, - Roger More Mar 7, 10:17 1
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Age restrictions on cigs, alcohol, gambling, senior housing, etc. -- nm - budice Mar 7, 09:56 9
- Are all codified in state or federal law, no? Which makes it different from a retailer imposing such restrictions on their own initiative. -- nm - znufrii Mar 7, 09:58 7
  - Movie ratings, what law restricts R rated movies from being seen by people under 18? -- nm - budice Mar 7, 09:59 6
    - What law restricts senior housing to above a certain age? -- nm - budice Mar 7, 10:02 2
      - 15 years ago, this would have been an Adam Sandler comedy. -- nm - Roger More Mar 7, 10:03 1
        
        Senior Junior, an Adam Sandler Comedy -- nm - budice Mar 7, 10:04
    - That is a better example, though still not perfect as it only affects minors. -- nm* - znufrii Mar 7, 10:00 2
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        "unless Oregon is out there" - Cuzzin Todd Mar 7, 10:03
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right, if you replace "rifle" with something else, it takes a much different shape. -- nm - groiny Mar 7, 09:52 1
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