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Dps1879 on scored.co
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Unlike many Western countries, South Korea does not have a comprehensive anti-discrimination law covering public accommodations. This means that while a business cannot violate specific consumer protection acts regarding fraud, safety, or contract terms, they do maintain the "freedom of contract" and can choose who they do business with.
* **Safety Concerns**: Businesses can refuse service if they feel the safety of their employees or customers is at risk.
* **Disruptive Behavior**: Any behavior that disrupts the normal operations of a business can result in service denial.
* **Illegal Activities**: Businesses are required to refuse service if a customer engages in any illegal activities, like drug use.
* **Policy Violations**: Refusal of service may occur if customers do not follow specific store policies, such as dress codes or payment methods.
* **Health Standards**: In some cases, such as food service, health codes mandate that establishments refuse service to those posing a health risk.
you mean to tell me a business can refuse to give business to a nigger or a sand monkey without getting sued to oblivion?
Just make sure the grounds for refusal fall into:
* **Safety Concerns**: Businesses can refuse service if they feel the safety of their employees or customers is at risk.
* **Disruptive Behavior**: Any behavior that disrupts the normal operations of a business can result in service denial.
* **Illegal Activities**: Businesses are required to refuse service if a customer engages in any illegal activities, like drug use.
* **Policy Violations**: Refusal of service may occur if customers do not follow specific store policies, such as dress codes or payment methods.
* **Health Standards**: In some cases, such as food service, health codes mandate that establishments refuse service to those posing a health risk.
doubt it.