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20/7/2021 at 8:02pm
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Quote: Originally posted by Mitchamitri on 20/7/2021
From a "human rights" point of view its interesting that you can ban certain "protected legal characteristics" from your site even if by law you cant use them to define who you would employ, or by law how the police treat people - age, sexuality, religion, colour etc. .....I assume you can't ban people by race, sexuality etc. Or can you? I seem to remember a case from a few years ago of a strictly christian (a certain kind of christian as its quite possible to be devout and tolerant - but thats not the point) - B&B where they turned away a gay couple who had booked. I cant remember what happened to that case?
I mean - Adults Only Site.........why, exactly, do you want an adults only site? There's connotations to it that imply a certain sense of compliance that other non conventional parties would not be welcomed.
I'm really not sure what the answer is about your first paragraph, except that it could be a case of one person's human rights conflicting with another's. I have always believed that any retailer has a right to serve or not serve whoever they choose, although I could be wrong. I'm not a lawyer.
Regarding your second paragraph, There are some people who want to go to a site that is peaceful and quiet, without kids running about, screaming, kicking footballs about, riding bikes over their pitches etc. Hence "adults only" campsites to cater for them. I have 7 grandkids, and I love them all, but I know that one of them would probably be a nightmare on a campsite. His parents aren't into camping or caravanning though.
------------- Best Regards,
Colin
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