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Originally Posted by Flame On
Learn to read. There's not one person here who has suggested removing someone because they're in a wheel chair.
If I'm a shop owner and someone is being rude and aggressive and knocking things over and damaging goods I want the right to kick that person out, who ever they are on the planet. We don't know that even happened, so the shop keeper could well still be in the wrong. I'm just saying in theory there are circumstances underwhich anyone could behave in an order to warrent removeal.
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YOU learn to read. First sentence in the article.
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Afflicted with muscular dystrophy, a woman is fuming a Calgary store owner ordered her to leave his shop because she was in a motorized scooter.
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I never said anything regarding a scooter/wheelchair user causing damage or being rude and kicking them out. I said you can't compare kicking some out of your business because they are drunk/underage and refusing service for someone in a wheelchair. I really don't know where your getting this from.