How can you have a right to someone else's property and their labor?
You begin with an errant premise, as though property springs from the ether or its production, application of labor noted, happens in a mystic vacuum and is singularly the result of individual merit.
Every business avails itself of public works to succeed. Every man draws benefit for a collective effort and peace provided by it. Some men, many men, are born into privilege and the advantages that attend it without having earned the least bit of what will likely distinguish them for the remainder of their lives.
With all due respect (And I do respect you) that's an absolutely idiotic proposition, and deep down, you know it, but you want to support it for purely emotional reasons.
...When you say something is idiotic because it runs contrary to your principles in foundation then you, not me, step outside of the reasonable and reasoned. That is precisely the rhetoric of emotion, that feels the need and assumes the authority to judge by value ascribed and not by a demonstrated merit, a calculated logic...
The truth is you can begin and believe that tax is theft or that property is, depending on how you premise, what you accept as context. But I find either posit flawed and as often as not emotionally blind and blinkered, overlooking fundamental truths about human nature and production.
...Forbidding them from setting foot on your property, or refusing to serve them, may be emotionally unsettling, but it does not cause real, physical harm.
You're so wrong on the point it nearly pains me. You've never seen a black man turned away from an eatery or a restroom with his children, watched the sometimes gleeful spectacle of frustrated, bigoted men dehumanizing another and restricting by common agreement, the potential for advancement of a race.
And that's the benign side of racism and how it can use your notion to subjugate and destroy. I'm glad that you don't know it, but you should educate yourself on it and let it inform your beliefs.
