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Originally Posted by the guy who be short
France.
How I'd love to live in a country where people aren't afraid to defend their rights.
I think I'll actually send Germany, too, for similar reasons. I quote my German friend:
"Shopkeepers can't limit the number of schoolchildren entering a shop. It's discriminating and stereotyping. Imagine if they said only three gays could enter at a time."
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So that means that the shopkeeper is at the mercy of a whole squadron of schoolkids, the numbers of whom are beyond her or his ability to keep an eye on for the threat of shoplifting. How is this a good thing? Or are shoplifters protected under French law too? Can a French shopkeeper "discriminate" against squatters? vandals? spitters in the shop? Or are they all protected by French law too?
Okay, I'm being a bit testy, but this law looks to me like it belongs in Mordor. Doesn't the shopkeeper
own the shop? Does the French law actually prohibit the owner of the place from deciding who can be there?
If that's the case, then it's the French gov't that actually owns the shop. I suppose a socialist approves?