Originally posted by Yog-Sothoth
You are a paying customer, not just a simple guest. A paying customer is enabled to have the right to wear a shirt that doesn't have anything
explicit on it, such as a dead baby or naked people having sex. A t-shirt that asserts support in a law made up of random numbers is not graphic or
explicit in any way, shape, or form.
Trust me, in a court of law you would lose with your argument, and I would win with mine, every time...unless politics entered the courtroom. You
cannot make someone leave, simply because they have a shirt that says, "I support Random Bill #". It is not hate speech, and it is a violation of
the Constitution.
In a court of law, the case would be thrown out because when you purchase a ticket, there are numerous riders that go along with it. Seriously - check
the back of a ticket stub sometime. It's like an EULA for software. When you use the ticket for entry into the venue, you are agreeing to their
conditions. You're essentially signing a contract. If you didn't review those conditions, that's your problem.
And once more, for the slow class: the Constitution applies to the GOVERNMENT. It does not apply to PRIVATE ENTITIES. That is why ATS mods can delete
posts and newspapers can choose not to print certain letters to the editor..
