NY Times: Examining Fans' Rights to Jeer at Games

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Fri Mar 30, 2012, 01:27am

Adam

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Originally Posted by Camron Rust

Big difference. Neither of those venues (court house or stadium) are prohibiting you from bearing arms...they're denying you entry as long as you are bearing arms.

This is not a lot different than players wearing jewelry...we don't tell them to take it out, we only tell them they're not going to play with it in.

And Johnny Knucklehead isn't being told he can't say whatever he wants. He just can't do it inside this venue at this time.

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