Willravel

There seem to be two different ideals colliding in this:
1) People that are less traditionally attractive already face a great deal of challenges in life, and wanting to be able to go out with friends and dance or try to meet someone shouldn't be complicated by what seems to be unfair business practices.
2) A business like a night club should have the legal right to refuse service to anyone, just like most other establishments.

What are your thoughts?

If I owned a club, I absolutely wouldn't even think of implementing a policy like this, business consequences be damned. Sure, having better looking people will make the club more popular, but at the expense of treating innocent people like freaks? It's unthinkable. That being said, if the club belongs to someone else, there's not a lot I can do other than not go back.

Edit: for clarification, I don't mean clothing, but physical features.