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Originally Posted by iggy_oi
Private businesses can already deny service for essentially any reason that isn’t a violation of your charter or human rights. Whether they should or shouldn’t be able to is debatable but whether they can or can’t isn’t.
They’re not forcing anyone to do anything, they’re just giving some people a choice that they really don’t like.
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That's understandable.
My argument isn't whether or not businesses should or shouldn't deny access based on medical records, but rather the negative consequences of setting up a system that would facilitate the sharing of medical information have on our freedoms.
McDonald's isn't going to suddenly ask to see your medical records if it wasn't just a simple QR code that you can pull up on your smart phone. "Sorry sir, doesn't look like you have had you annual medical examination, no Big Mac for you today."