Comment Re:What's the problem here? (Score 2) 125
I shouldn't need to point out the obvious, but this IS slashdot after all....
On private property, everyone is a guest of the owners. They have very broad authority to ask you to leave. So, "making my other guests feel uncomfortable" is a plenty good enough reason. But even that depends on details. The owner of a public store can't ask a black person to leave just because he is black. That is straight up illegal. But what if the other white customers are white racists who all complain that the black person is "making them feel uncomfortable?" Even if he is doing absolutely nothing wrong, and his blackness is the only thing that is making those racists feel uncomfortable. Does their discomfort justify asking him to leave? Absolutely not.
Oversimplification can lead to injustice, and discomfort in-and-of-itself is not actionable.