2014-04-30, 07:43 PM
Flonne Wrote:Inversely, let's say he is forced to sell and is no longer affiliated with the NBA; I don't think they have the right to bar him from games even if he stayed a couch, but they CERTAINLY shouldn't if he isn't even affiliated with them any longer. It's not like he ran naked on the field firing shotguns into the crowd, he just stated his opinion, and technically only did so in a private setting. He is not a danger to anyone else in the crowd, therefore they have no grounds whatsoever to bar him.lolwut?
Personally, I think she should be getting sued, not him.
Would you want someone who is a known figure and representative of your brand to have a stigma of being a racist and a bigot at your functions?
It's common business practice to distance yourself from someone who is causing a pomegranate storm, regardless of whether or not it was said in private.