Quote:There are many difference. For one, you have no reasonable expectation of privacy when conducting business in public. 

 

It's very simple. You cannot discriminate when conducting business. What's abstract about that? 

 

I believe in a society where people stop finding new groups to discriminate against based on beliefs that, IMO, have no place in a modern society. 

 

Sure you do, for example your payment information you expect the company processing and taking that information to protect your privacy. Many contracts are negotiated in privacy, for protection of all parties involved. As a business person you are not required to disclose your purchase price and profit margins because privacy is a big part of business.

 

To say there's no reasonable expectation of privacy when conducting business is just simply inaccurate.

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