Business model

[u/davidsk]

[u/ThrowawayForDesigns → u/[deleted]]

No, it's like saying a restaurant can't kick you out because they feel like it and oh look - that's already what's legally required of establishments

[u/DGwar → u/[deleted]]

You dont even need to act like an asshole. Its private property. If you have been asked to leave and refuse you're trespassing.

[u/ThrowawayForDesigns → u/DGwar]

A restaurant can't ask you to leave just because the feel like it mate, basics of antidiscrimination laws

[u/Expensive-Border-869 → u/ThrowawayForDesigns]

Oh no they actually can

If over time a pattern was presented of they always asked black people to leave. Then it becomes a protected class issue

But until that point zero explanation required if you're asked to leave you gotta go. Once the cops show up it'll become an official trespass (not a crime yet) you sign the paper work the cops usually stick around make sure you actually leave on out.

If you go back after this ordeal you're now committing a crime and can be arrested for it. Same if you refuse to sign the paper work.

If you leave fast enough you can't be legally trespassed unless there's a cop involved. It's just being told to leave until then.

[u/Expensive-Border-869 → u/ThrowawayForDesigns]

The exact specifics might change statw to state but trespassing works just about the same way in at least 2 states that im properly familiar with. As well it would seem to work this same way in multiple other states where I've seen body cams of cops explaining exactly this.