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Its good to see the NBA and other companies standing up against bigotry and standing up for what is right.
Here my rub. As individuals (players, couches, managers) they can say whatever they want and take whatever stand they want. Since taxpayers most likely paid for all or a good part of the basketball arena for the NBA, I don't believe they should take away the opportunity for extra revenue the all star game would provide.
the taxpayers of north carolina can eat a steaming pile of charles barkley's **** for what their government just did. If they don't like it, elect better government
that's just plain overly dramatic and hateful. what do you think that average NBA player thinks about homosexuals?
the taxpayers of north carolina can eat a steaming pile of charles barkley's **** for what their government just did. If they don't like it, elect better government
probably thinks better of them than you, if your posts here are any indication
:roll: This is ridiculous. Maybe rational people can place conferences or events in NC to upset these fools at the NBA.
Don't write bigotry into your state laws then maybe business' won't want to avoid the state.
the taxpayers of north carolina can eat a steaming pile of charles barkley's **** for what their government just did. If they don't like it, elect better government
and if they continue, hopefully they will lose their team next
the taxpayers of north carolina can eat a steaming pile of charles barkley's **** for what their government just did. If they don't like it, elect better government
and if they continue, hopefully they will lose their team next
Don't write bigotry into your state laws then maybe business' won't want to avoid the state.
Don't write bigotry into your state laws then maybe business' won't want to avoid the state.
so the message is "Don't make any laws we the NBA disagree with"
More like join the union and stop being idiots.
Doesn't mean that they aren't ****ing morons for passing stupid laws like this.a union of states, in which a state is well within its authority to make laws.
Bigotry is forcing businesses to comply with non-existent "bathroom rights" retained by the people who go to these businesses.
Hello, private property rights.
Doesn't mean that they aren't ****ing morons for passing stupid laws like this.
I actually agree with that. This law seems like it's going to be nearly impossible (or at least very difficult) to enforce.its a tempest in a teapot. there is no way to enforce it. its all smoke and no fire and the hs eternal reactions against it are as stupid as the law itself