What would you do if you were eating out with your mother and they seated some folks wearing swastikas in the booth across from you.

@DeWayfarer I was trying to make a joke...i know what it is...you have it spelled wrong... it's Swastika...

@DeWayfarer oops... sorry, my bad...

@AlienZipper changed it. Thanks.

So, I spoke with the manager and I also spoke with another bar owner and typically it is not allowed to wear such symbols in a public establishment as it is very disrespectful to the other clientele and can create problems so the management has the right to refuse service to anyone. Just like "No Shirt, No Shoes, No Service". This may also apply to hijabs.