Unacceptable Attitude by Shop and Management

Myself and my Daughter entered the Spar around 18h30 on Sunday 22 August. We went to the Bakery, when my daughter was confronted by security for wearing long Pyjama pants,and told she has to leave the shop. I refused this as she was not naked she was wearing normal clothing and her pyjama long pants. On wanting to discuss this matter with the Manager I was told by him that he won't talk to me if I want to attack him. I had no intention to Attack him , however with his attitude toward me and my Daughter, I did change my Attitude, so he got plain rude. I will clearly not set foot into this shop again, however it still leaves the matter , if this is the way Spar treats clients. As a citizen I have freedom of choice and for a Spar to throw someone out of the shop based on how they are dressed is unacceptable, next time they are going to tell a Muslim person to leave the shop, because clients do not feel comfortable shopping where people are dressed in Burkhas, or a African person gets thrown out because he has Dreadlocks and some customers are not comfortable around people with Dreadlocks. Where will this stop. I will urge you to sort this out ASAP.