(Pann-Choa)[theqoo] "NO KIDS ZONE" TO "NO MIDDLE AGE ZONE"... WHAT DO YOU THINK OF IT?

[Locke03]

Actually...this isn't something new. In Seattle Public Library, Washington,  there is a section that is sectioned off for only teenagers (?) where adults are forbidden to go in, so that teenagers are able to relax and conduct their research without adult interference...third floor, teen center. In Los Angeles, public park restrict unaccompanied adult to be near the park's playground.

I understand...this might sprout age segregation...but then there's so many gray areas. Club entrance is restricted to a certain age. Some restaurants or businesses refuse to serve people who wear masks or vice verse. Underaged children cannot stay in the casino's gambling area without accompany by an adult. There's restaurants that refuse service for people's attire. In the past (and maybe now), businesses refuse service due a person's race. 

Basically....there's no clear cut correct answer because many factors come into play (too many ifs and buts...minor or major) that are legally within the boundary of the law.

An interesting read: https://lindleylawoffice.com/blog/2017/11/15/legal-ban-kids-from-restaurants/

I acknowledge that the article only refers to U.S. which does not pertain to S. Korea. 

Edited November 26, 2021 by Locke03
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