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Give us your best covid story.

I don't really have any good ones but I went grocery shopping without a mask tonight as I usually do. For some reason I was acutely aware of the vibe being given off by the NPCs. It was palpable.

People staring, people steering clear and one guy I swear was about to say something to me but I moved on before he had a chance.

It's weird to me that EVERYONE except me (and the place was busy) was wearing a mask. The front door says "please wear a mask" so I politely declined.

I don't have much hope for the future. I'd like to succumb to covid or some other horrible disease than to live on this planet anymore.

Give us your best covid story. I don't really have any good ones but I went grocery shopping without a mask tonight as I usually do. For some reason I was acutely aware of the vibe being given off by the NPCs. It was palpable. People staring, people steering clear and one guy I swear was about to say something to me but I moved on before he had a chance. It's weird to me that EVERYONE except me (and the place was busy) was wearing a mask. The front door says "please wear a mask" so I politely declined. I don't have much hope for the future. I'd like to succumb to covid or some other horrible disease than to live on this planet anymore.

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That is absolutely not the case. A business can refuse service and ask a person to leave at any time for any reason as long as it's not a protected class reason. The business can't, for example, refuse service because the person is a Baptist, or because the person is from Ireland. But in general, a business can refuse service.

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Not according to the Civil Rights Act of 1964

Business could kick you out for any reason before this like being Black

After this they could not its that easy

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Being black is an example of a protected class. You can't kick the person out because they are black. Choosing not to wear a mask is not a protected class. A business can refuse service and ask a person to leave at any time for any reason as long as it's not a protected class reason.