system
A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Also not American so my knowledge is very limited but idk you always hear that quote from tv of “we reserve the right to refuse service to anyone”. But it would make sense that it can’t be discriminatory
gpt
Yes and no.

For sake of argument, lets replace 'service' with 'employment' in an 'at will' employment state.

You know that in your company, no one is truly immune to being fired. Anyone can be fired. The business reserves the right to fire any employee at a moments notice.

However that doesn't mean the business is allowed to fire you because they found out you were gay, or you were Islamic, or you were Mormon, etc. There are certain protected classes in each state and on the federal level you cannot fire someone over.

In the US, the federally protected classes are

- Race

- Religion

- Color

- Sex

- National origin

- Age

- Disability

- Genetic

There are others that each state may declare as well. This means that action cannot be taken against you due to these reasons. So you cant fire someone because they're black, or a woman, or 1 year from retirement.

Anyway getting away from the employment comparison, you cannot refuse service for these reasons either.