A Whataburger employee near Dallas refused service to two cops. I wouldn’t recommend doing that. You’ll probably end up being sued in today’s evil age. However, I certainly believe that any business that doesn’t want to do business with someone ought to be able to refuse service to anyone they want, for any reason they want.

And, I can see why someone wouldn’t want to do business with cops. They are the agents of a government and a country under God’s wrath, who enforce evil, pagan, unjust laws.

Where to operate a restaurant, you have to:

• Do business with people you don’t want to do business with.
• Prohibit people from smoking on your own property.
• Get all kinds of permits to start a business.
• Get permits to remodel your building.
• Pay exorbitant property taxes.
• Pay exorbitant income taxes.
• Jump though tons of hoops when hiring employees.
• Collect sales tax on every sale and send it in.

Whatever you’re angry about the government doing, you can thank a cop for forcing people to do it.

For example, try remodeling or operating a restaurant without government permits. Initially a bureaucrat will show up. This guy doesn’t carry a gun, and doesn’t force anyone to do anything. But if you don’t cooperate with him, rest assured the cops will be close behind, and they will force you to do what the bureaucrat says.

So I’m completely understanding of the Whataburger guy not wanting to serve cops. I hope more businesses stop serving cops.