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17. This'll get tossed!

Fri Jun 2, 2017, 05:49 PM

Jun 2017

No judge would consider 'a girl's night out' to be "discrimination."

Not even in Texas!

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lawyer files complaint against women only wonder woman screenings [View all] rdking647 Jun 2017 OP

For an ultimate take down... Else You Are Mad Jun 2017 #1

what about those pesky mens clubs? samnsara Jun 2017 #5

That was amazing! Control-Z Jun 2017 #11

That'll get tossed! yallerdawg Jun 2017 #2

the law specifically targets public accomadations like buisnesses rdking647 Jun 2017 #9

This'll get tossed! yallerdawg Jun 2017 #17

The Alamo is known for doing theme nights mercuryblues Jun 2017 #3

none of those are banned by law rdking647 Jun 2017 #7

Considering mercuryblues Jun 2017 #18

years ago our little town had to close the Ladies Lounge.. samnsara Jun 2017 #4

Defendant's Answer to Plaintiff's Complaint gratuitous Jun 2017 #6

how is this different than refusing to bake a cake at a gau wedding? rdking647 Jun 2017 #8

Businesses reserve the right to serve or refuse to serve anyone gratuitous Jun 2017 #14

That's totally not true. Places of public accommodation cannot discriminate. Gravitycollapse Jun 2017 #16

nope rdking647 Jun 2017 #25

Simple solution ProudLib72 Jun 2017 #10

Oh, FFS blogslut Jun 2017 #12

read about the lawyer filing the lawsuit rdking647 Jun 2017 #19

Haha! blogslut Jun 2017 #20

read rdking647 Jun 2017 #23

I read it. blogslut Jun 2017 #26

This is a dumb complaint Gothmog Jun 2017 #13

bored dude whines about women having fun without men around nt geek tragedy Jun 2017 #15

the law is the law rdking647 Jun 2017 #21

Legally, it's no different. Ethically, it's completely different. Gravitycollapse Jun 2017 #22

im not debating the ethics rdking647 Jun 2017 #24

You seem very upset by this nt geek tragedy Jun 2017 #30

Have Any Men Been Turned Away From the Screening? dlk Jun 2017 #29