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Strangebird1911,
Make no mistake, I absolutely believe in property rights, and a property owner's right to choose what is on his/her property. But I'm not so sure that a large, publicly-traded corporation (Walmart, for example) qualifies as having a property owner whose individual rights might be trampled on by actual people who break their rules (as opposed to a corporate entity afforded the rights of a person by the Supreme Court) . I'm interested in upholding (and practicing) my civil liberties, not obeying corporate rules. I guess I'm just exploring the ideas, and wondering what trumps what, both in the world of the law and in the opinions of the forum.
Just to be clear, this is all an intellectual exercise. I don't plan on breaking any laws. I have ZERO interest in seeing the inside of a cell.
Thank you for the link. I will definitely check it out!
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