Arrested for Peace
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- ********0
ok good to hear the full story.
but the same rules applies.
they have a policy, they enforce it.its a private property.
- Sapphire0
this calls for boycott
i promise i will never shop at crossgate... ever
i dont live there anyway :p
- timjames0
well maybe there was a good reason to "hate asians" at that particular party
- ********0
timjames
what do you mean?
so i could walk around with KKK shirts anywhere i want even in private property?
- Sapphire0
I don't know what kind of mall is crossgate, but i dont think thats exactly the same as party inside my house... maybe in my lawn.. but not inside the house... right?
- Sapphire0
by the way, you cannot arrest a person for wearing a Nazi Swastika either in the U.S. it is considered under the "freedom of religion" as well as "KKK" and "Catholics"
- ********0
the point is that private property is deemed as your own and you can make any rules you want.
there is no difference between a mall and your house. both private properties. the difference is that one is open to general public and other is not.
- timjames0
naw i just don't think the idea of censoring that guy was in anyone's best interest. its a private place technically, but a mall is pretty public and they (the guards and admin.) should excercise a little more tolerance than that for their own image if nothing else....yknow?
- ********0
Nazi Swastika and KKK are not considered to religion and any hate group is deemed illegal.
they go around this by practicing modified chiristianity or any other religion for their purpose to aviod the illgeal group status.
another way they get around is setting them selves as a private club, where they can do anything they want.
- ********0
timjames
you are right, this was extreme case of rule enforcement. most of the time, they let things slide.
but mind you, if you let rules bend here and there, you set a trend that the rule and law is useless and that creates snowball effect of other actions that violate the rules.
- Sapphire0
i didn't mean wearing a swastika and marching in public, thats just asking for trouble.
freedom of party is more what i meant
- ********0
freedom of party?
as in PE's Fight for Right to Party?
- Sapphire0
sumtin like that
- Sapphire0
wait, i thought that was the beastie boys?
- ********0
Party on private property is legal as you follow the rules of disturbing the peace (like loud noise or anthing that deems offensive by your neighbours).
even on private party are subjected to rules of the local and federal level.
best place to party is in international waters (re: Homer's party boat). there is no law in international water so you can really do anything you want. you can kill someone and no one can do anything. one thing is that if your boat is registered to country, you will be subjected to their law. but if yuor boat is not registered, you will hae true freedom.
i could do all the nasty things i want in the sea.
wanna take a boat ride with me
muhahaha.....
- ********0
you are right it was Beastie Boys
i was thinking of Public Enemy - Party For Your Right To Fight ...
got confused..
both party fight / fight party songs...
- Sapphire0
all aboard! :)
- timjames0
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i dunno where the party metaphor comes in here
- ********0
lol.....
should make a no rules party boat..
actually there is something like that in the Carribieans... i hear..
you have gambling, hookers, nake girls dancing....
- Sapphire0
i would prefer the chip n' dales