1 month ago2 points(+0/-0/+2Score on mirror)3 children
It's bullshit: You can see in the video some woman carrying a handbag on the 2nd floor.
I suspect the climb is optional.
Also, this would be illegal because it endangers customers in case of fire and impedes firefighters.
The store could never exist because nobody would insure it and the council would immediately revoke the business license and close the store.
If the rock climb was voluntary and customers were required to sign away their rights to sue in case of injury, someone would eventually fall and sue them into bankruptcy by claiming the business failed to fulfill their legal health and safety obligations which can not be signed away.
does it matter? Korea is just an extention of the JewSA
though you do have a point that they're less likely to be jew'd by a jew if its in Korea itself because afaik, not many kikes want to live amongst a homogenous gook country where they stand out like a sore thumb
1 month ago1 point(+0/-0/+1Score on mirror)1 child
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.
I suspect the climb is optional.
Also, this would be illegal because it endangers customers in case of fire and impedes firefighters.
The store could never exist because nobody would insure it and the council would immediately revoke the business license and close the store.
If the rock climb was voluntary and customers were required to sign away their rights to sue in case of injury, someone would eventually fall and sue them into bankruptcy by claiming the business failed to fulfill their legal health and safety obligations which can not be signed away.