My favorite word in the dictionary right now is "assinine". If no body has a problem with something, why does it become a legal issue when the law says otherwise? This is why laws are flexible. Make a new law that says "It is ok to market to a specific gender."
Granted, that's easier said then done and a law like that would have other consequences, but there has a got to be a better way to solve something that works 99.99% of the time instead of sticking your legal thumb in it and claiming the 0.01% of the time it doesn't is 100% reason why it should stop.
It's a necessary incentive to get women to bother going to bars. Then again, maybe this guy thinks that bars should be only for men. There are bars like that, why doens't he visit there
Banzhaf said, "Any situation where you openly discriminate on the basis of gender where you wouldn't based upon race or religion or national origin, sends the incorrect message that gender discrimination isn't as serious or as wrong as race or other discrimination.
Does this mean I need to sue the State of Georgia so I can use any womens restroom I please?
This guy needs to be hung up by his toenails and flogged.
I think this whole thing just shows how cheap women are when it comes to finding men. I say this is a good call. Unless the bar wants to offer those same specials to MEN one night a week, to heck with the ladies.
What do you guys think, Ladies Night one night and "Mens Night Out" another night?
Also, who the hell goes to a BAR to meet people of the opposite sex?
Vader wrote:I think this whole thing just shows how cheap women are when it comes to finding men. I say this is a good call. Unless the bar wants to offer those same specials to MEN one night a week, to heck with the ladies.
I like ladies night. It's not a guaranteed sausage fest like the other 6 nights during the week. It gives kids like DCrazy a chance at a real woman, and not his internet Jenna Jameson fantasy
