Sure, as long as they post it where anyone can see it before entering the store...where all the public can see it so they dont make a mistake and go in by accident.
I'd love to see this idea 'piloted.' I bet most businesses would be in for some very unpleasant consequences.
Your post presents a great idea. When the biggoted business owners lobby the courts in order to throw gays or blacks out of his or her store, the court comes back with a compromise. Courts allow biggoted behavior but a visible sign must be placed in front of business and must be listed on home page of website.
Question on biggot business determining gay or color:
If the person orders online from a private service, do they have to facetime the owner?
If a person orders delivery, do they have to facetime? What if they use a decoy?
When a person walks in a biggot business how does the owner know the person is gay, is there a gay meter?
What if a black man walks in a business and he is light skinned and the biggot is unsure
What if a white man walks into a florida biggot business, this mans thrown out. Why? This white man is of European decent and has a very dark tan.
This whole thread is absolutely ridiculous, but it's been enjoyable debating such a foolish attempt to say government regulations are bad.
The problem when anti-regulation persons make a case, they forget about all the regulations that protect his or life and well-being.
Private business has a long history of harming Americans in the name of profit. Some examples:
Sweat shops during the depression with awful working conditions
Dupont chemical - teflon- and cancer
Banks and Wall street completed screwing up our economy due to under- regulation- greed
Our food is regulated
Humans need rules and regulation otherwise self interest will reign with many Americans
Humans need laws such as you can't kill someone over say a heated debate that turns into a physical fight
Self interest leads to who gives a sh***t about anyone else's well-being as long as I'm rich and can buy a new Yacht.
Don't get me wrong I believe in the free market, but a free market with constraint