re: Should businesses have the right to turn away those who can't prove they were vaccinated?

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Now how about if you're unvaccinated AND gay?

They don't let you enter the building but still have to bake you a cake?

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You might have meant to be facetious here, but this is precisely correct. Anyhow, there are no laws on the books that protect against discrimination against the unvaccinated. Any business can totally do this if they want.

That said, they won't want to because:
1. it would be expensive and administratively burdensome to enforce.
2. they like money and thus want money from these customers

Only businesses where they might lose other customers will have this rule - hospitals, airlines, etc.

Which is not to say business won't end up force you to get a vaccine. It just won't be you retailer, but rather your employer who will soon have a financial incentive via the Payers to force you into it.