Yes! You also buy a ticket to board a plane. Same deal. Also no one is making you move. Because no one is making you go to a game in Tampa Bay. In fact they are saying quite the opposite.I believe this is where the NHL needs to step in with some PROFESSIONALISM RESTRICTIONS on how these TEAMS in the NHL treat fans!!!!!! Telling us to remove clothing to support our team? Making us move? Not allowing us to purchase tickets? Would this crap go down well on a plane?
It may be a little petty, sure, but it is not segregation. I, like you, wish the 14th amendment were used more to protect the rights of fellow citizens, but again, this is not an equal protection issue. This is an issue of an entity granting individuals permission to be on its property in ways that are pleasing to it. If the Tampa Bay Lightning ever come to your house in Chicago, you should feel free to refuse them entry to your house. Or make them wear penis helmets or something. Go nuts. It's your place, after all, and this is theirs.THIS IS BAD SPORTSMANSHIP AND DISCRIMINATION as well as AGAINST OUR 14TH AMENDMENT RIGHT This is SEGREGATION!!!! DEFINITION: the action or state of setting someone or something apart from other people or things or being set apart.
I… I think my brain is in a knot right now, but I understand you are upset. Have you considered flying to Tampa and buying a ticket in cash?I have family in Tampa that are Chicago Blackhawks fans, my aunt Leona was at the 61 Stanley Cup game! She will be 75 this year and to think that she couldn't adorn her person with her Chicago Blackhawks apparel after being a FAN and supporter for that many years next to these so-called hockey & bandwagon fans of Tampa Bay which is insanity!!!
So, that's a "no" on the cash idea?I AM LIVID!!!!!!!
Shit. She went all the way to the top. Canada's involved now.I'VE ALREADY GOTTEN IN CONTACT WITH THE OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL IN THE CIVIL RIGHTS DIVISION, A UNITED STATES ATTORNEY, CIVIL RIGHTS ATTORNEY AND A CORPORATE ATTORNEY REGARDING THIS MATTER AS WELL AS THE NHL FRANCHISE BOTH HERE IN THE U.S. AND IN CANADA.