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In article <By3250.Luq@csn.org> perrier@teal.csn.org (Perry A. Branch) writes:
>Second, should the housing owner (notice I'm talking about housing,
>such as apartments or condos etc.  Not the same dwelling as the owner, such
>as a basement apartment or a duplex) be able to discriminate against jews?

Should he, or should there be a law against it? It's possible to 
oppose a practice, but still think the government should stay out of
the matter.

Should such an owner be able to discriminate against people who throw
loud parties until late hours? Clearly, the owner has _some_ rights, as
to whom he will and will not rent. Should the government take away 
these rights and make all such decisions for him? That would depend
on the situation and the form of the discrimination. But any such
law is an infringment on the owner's rights. 
 
                                                  Frank Crary
                                                  CU Boulder