(09-13-2016 09:11 AM)Crebman Wrote:  

(09-13-2016 07:41 AM)bullet Wrote:  

(09-12-2016 07:58 PM)JRsec Wrote:  

(09-12-2016 07:41 PM)Captain Bearcat Wrote:  So what do they do when this bathroom thing is upheld in court and other states start implementing the same or a similar law?

Because you know darn well that as soon as the risk of a lawsuit goes away at least 20 other states will put similar laws in place. Probably more (because republican states tend to be smaller than democratic states so there are a lot more of them).

They should do away with all women's restrooms and make all men's rooms unisex. Eventually enough women will get tired of waiting on a private stall that this law will be overturned. After all a urinal is of little use to woman.

I was at a meeting at church a few weeks ago and they were talking about new construction. One woman said, "we should just make the bathrooms unisex. This next generation will think it strange to have single sex bathrooms." And these bathrooms were going to be used primarily by school age kids!

I'm okay with that so long as there is a lock on the door. I mean, go to a million athletic facilities and check out all of the port-a-potties - we don't hear discrimination accusations for that.

With that said - as soon as the men p!ss on the seats, the women will be screeching about the disgusting bathrooms......

That wasn't what she was talking about. She was talking about one bathroom with stalls.

(09-12-2016 09:16 PM)Tom in Lazybrook Wrote:  

(09-12-2016 09:08 PM)bluesox Wrote:  The issue isn't about trangenderlism it's about the PC culture and totalitarian control by the state.

Ugh.

Obviously, some people can't keep this to athletics. Spin room here we come.

It's not an athletic conversation. It's a political one. Exactly the reason the NCAA should have stayed out of this.

By the NCAA's logic, the following are the only states eligible to host pre-determined championship games and tourneys:

Washington
Oregon
California
Nevada
Utah
Colorado
New Mexico
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Maine
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Delaware
Maryland

All the NCAA needed to do was to review Target's stock price since they started their war on women and to allow freak-nuts into the womens restrooms with little girls. That would tell them how this is going to end.

(09-13-2016 08:41 AM)MplsBison Wrote:  Bleh.

Anarcho-capitalists. The only people more ridiculous than libertarians.

You just demonstrated you do not understand any of those labels. That's like saying if you support gay marriage you must be a communist. Interest rates being set by the market would be a position of Austrian Economics. Political labels sharing that view includes: Conservative, Libertarian, Anarcho-Capitalist, Anarchist, and Voluntarist. To sort between those you have to find out what amount of government they think is ok.

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(09-13-2016 09:31 AM)UofMstateU Wrote:  All the NCAA needed to do was to review Target's stock price since they started their war on women and to allow freak-nuts into the womens restrooms with little girls. That would tell them how this is going to end.

with billion dollar TV contracts?

(09-13-2016 07:41 AM)bullet Wrote:  

(09-12-2016 07:58 PM)JRsec Wrote:  

(09-12-2016 07:41 PM)Captain Bearcat Wrote:  So what do they do when this bathroom thing is upheld in court and other states start implementing the same or a similar law?

Because you know darn well that as soon as the risk of a lawsuit goes away at least 20 other states will put similar laws in place. Probably more (because republican states tend to be smaller than democratic states so there are a lot more of them).

They should do away with all women's restrooms and make all men's rooms unisex. Eventually enough women will get tired of waiting on a private stall that this law will be overturned. After all a urinal is of little use to woman.

I was at a meeting at church a few weeks ago and they were talking about new construction. One woman said, "we should just make the bathrooms unisex. This next generation will think it strange to have single sex bathrooms." And these bathrooms were going to be used primarily by school age kids!

What kind of church is this?

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Whoopty doo. I guess calling it "Austrian Economics" makes it sounds like it could be a valid theory debated by modern economists.

Of course, Austria's economy looks nothing like Somalia's.


The only thing a "free" (unregulated) market accomplishes is to let the thieves and crooks pray on the rest of us unimpeded. That's why most people demand government and why Libertarians, let alone AC's, will never be more than a small niche.

RE: Target's stock price -- Good! I hope they tell investors to shove it up their ____. If you don't support human rights, then we don't want your damn money!

Proud that they're a Minnesota company.

(09-13-2016 09:26 AM)200yrs2late Wrote:  By the NCAA's logic, the following are the only states eligible to host pre-determined championship games and tourneys:

Washington
Oregon
California
Nevada
Utah
Colorado
New Mexico
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Maine
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Delaware
Maryland

Plus the following ccities that have local non-discrimination ordinances that conver gender identity and sexual orientation



Alaska
Anchorage, City of

Arizona
Phoenix, City of
Tempe, City of
Tucson, City of

Arkansas
Fayetteville, City of
Eureka Springs, City of

California
Los Angeles, City of
Oakland, City of
Palm Springs, City of
Sacramento, City of California
San Diego, City of
San Francisco, City of
Santa Cruz County
West Hollywood, City of

Colorado
Boulder, City of
Denver, City of

District of Columbia
Washington, City of

Florida
Atlantic Beach, City of
Alachua County
Broward County
Gainesville, City of
Gulfport, City of
Key West, City of
Lake Worth, City of
Leon County
Miami Beach, City of
Miami-Dade County
Monroe County
Palm Beach County
Pinellas County
Orlando, City of
Tampa, City of
Volusia County
West Palm Beach, City of

Georgia
Atlanta, City of

Idaho
Boise, City of
Coeur d’Alene, City of
Idaho Falls, City of
Ketchum, City of
Moscow, City of
Pocatello, City of
Sandpoint, City of
Victor, City of

Illinois
Aurora, City of
Carbondale, City of
Champaign, City of
Chicago, City of
Cook County
Decatur, City of
DeKalb, City of
Evanston, City of
Peoria, City of
Springfield, City of

Indiana
Bloomington, City of
Evansville, City of
Indianapolis, City of
Marion County
Monroe County
South Bend, City of

Iowa
Ames, City of
Cedar Rapids, City of
Council Bluffs, City of
Davenport, City of
Des Moines, City of
Iowa City
Johnson County
Sioux, City of
Waterloo, City of

Kansas
Lawrence, City of
Roeland Park, City of

Kentucky
Covington, City of
Danville, City of
Frankfort, City of
Jefferson County
Lexington, City of
Lexington-Fayette County
Louisville, City of
Morehead, City of
Vicco, City of

Louisiana
New Orleans, City of
Shreveport, City of

Maryland
Baltimore, City of
Baltimore County
College Park, City of
Howard County
Hyattsville, City of
Montgomery County

Massachusetts
Boston, City of
Cambridge, City of
Northampton, City of
Salem, City of
Worcester, City of

Michigan
Ann Arbor, City of
Detroit, City of
East Lansing, City of
Ferndale, City of
Grand Rapids, City of
Huntington Woods, City of
Kalamazoo, City of
Lansing, City of
Pleasant Ridge, City of
Saugatuck, City of
Sterling Heights, City of
Traverse, City of
Ypsilanti, City of

Minnesota
Minneapolis, City of
St. Paul, City of

Missouri
Columbia, City of
Clayton, City of
Kansas City
Kirkwood, City of
Olivette, City of
St. Louis County
St. Louis, City of
University City

Montana
Bozeman, City of
Butte-Silver Bow, City of
Helena, City of
Missoula, City of

Nebraska
Omaha, City of

New York
Albany, City of
Binghamton, City of
Buffalo, City of
Ithaca, City of
New York City
Rochester, City of
Suffolk County
Syracuse, City of
Tompkins County
Westchester County

Ohio
Athens, City of
Bowling Green, City of
Cincinnati, City of
Cleveland, City of
Columbus, City of
Coshocton, City of
Dayton, City of
East Cleveland, City of
Newark, City of
Oxford, City of
Summit County
Toledo, City of
Yellow Springs, Village of

Oregon
Beaverton, City of
Bend, City of
Benton County
Corvallis, City of
Eugene, City of
Hillsboro, City of
Lake Oswego, City of
Lincoln City
Multnomah County
Portland, City of
Salem, City of

Pennsylvania
Abington Township
Allegheny County
Allentown, City of
Bethlehem, City of
Cheltenham Township
Doylestown, City of
East Norriton, City of
Easton, City of
Erie County
Harrisburg, City of
Hatboro, City of
Haverford Township
Jenkinstown Borough
Lansdowne Borough
Lower Marion Township
New Hope Borough
Newton Borough
Philadelphia, City of
Pittsburgh, City of
Pittston, City of
Scranton, City of
Reading, City of
Springfield Township
State College Borough
Susquehanna Township
Swarthmore, City of
Upper Merion Township
West Chester Borough
Whitemarsh Township
York, City of

Rhode Island
Providence, City of

South Carolina
Myrtle Beach, City of

Texas
Austin, City of
Dallas County
Dallas, City of
Fort Worth, City of
Plano, City of

Utah
Alta, City of
Grand County
Harrisville, City of
Logan, City of
Midvale, City of
Moab, City of
Murray City
Ogden, City of
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake County
Springdale, City of
Summit County
Taylorsville, City of
West Valley, City

Washington
Burien, City of
King County
Seattle, City of
Spokane, City of
Tacoma, City of

West Virginia
Charleston, City of
Huntington, City of

Wisconsin
Dane County
Madison, City of
Milwaukee, City of
Dane County
Madison, City of
Milwaukee, City of

Wyoming
Laramie, City of

(09-13-2016 09:49 AM)MplsBison Wrote:  Whoopty doo. I guess calling it "Austrian Economics" makes it sounds like it could be a valid theory debated by modern economists.

Of course, Austria's economy looks nothing like Somalia's.


The only thing a "free" (unregulated) market accomplishes is to let the thieves and crooks pray on the rest of us unimpeded. That's why most people demand government and why Libertarians, let alone AC's, will never be more than a small niche.

Ugh. Ludwig von Mises.

(09-13-2016 09:50 AM)MplsBison Wrote:  RE: Target's stock price -- Good! I hope they tell investors to shove it up their ____. If you don't support human rights, then we don't want your damn money!

Proud that they're a Minnesota company.

Thats the spirit. Tell the people who made it possible for you to exist to shove it up their ass. That always ends well. Libturd thinking at its best.

Also glad to know that allowing pedophiles in a bathroom with little girls = human rights. Who knew?

(09-13-2016 09:55 AM)Tom in Lazybrook Wrote:  

(09-13-2016 09:26 AM)200yrs2late Wrote:  By the NCAA's logic, the following are the only states eligible to host pre-determined championship games and tourneys:

Washington
Oregon
California
Nevada
Utah
Colorado
New Mexico
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Maine
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Delaware
Maryland

Plus the following ccities that have local non-discrimination ordinances that conver gender identity and sexual orientation



Alaska
Anchorage, City of

Arizona
Phoenix, City of
Tempe, City of
Tucson, City of

Arkansas
Fayetteville, City of
Eureka Springs, City of

California
Los Angeles, City of
Oakland, City of
Palm Springs, City of
Sacramento, City of California
San Diego, City of
San Francisco, City of
Santa Cruz County
West Hollywood, City of

Colorado
Boulder, City of
Denver, City of

District of Columbia
Washington, City of

Florida
Atlantic Beach, City of
Alachua County
Broward County
Gainesville, City of
Gulfport, City of
Key West, City of
Lake Worth, City of
Leon County
Miami Beach, City of
Miami-Dade County
Monroe County
Palm Beach County
Pinellas County
Orlando, City of
Tampa, City of
Volusia County
West Palm Beach, City of

Georgia
Atlanta, City of

Idaho
Boise, City of
Coeur d’Alene, City of
Idaho Falls, City of
Ketchum, City of
Moscow, City of
Pocatello, City of
Sandpoint, City of
Victor, City of

Illinois
Aurora, City of
Carbondale, City of
Champaign, City of
Chicago, City of
Cook County
Decatur, City of
DeKalb, City of
Evanston, City of
Peoria, City of
Springfield, City of

Indiana
Bloomington, City of
Evansville, City of
Indianapolis, City of
Marion County
Monroe County
South Bend, City of

Iowa
Ames, City of
Cedar Rapids, City of
Council Bluffs, City of
Davenport, City of
Des Moines, City of
Iowa City
Johnson County
Sioux, City of
Waterloo, City of

Kansas
Lawrence, City of
Roeland Park, City of

Kentucky
Covington, City of
Danville, City of
Frankfort, City of
Jefferson County
Lexington, City of
Lexington-Fayette County
Louisville, City of
Morehead, City of
Vicco, City of

Louisiana
New Orleans, City of
Shreveport, City of

Maryland
Baltimore, City of
Baltimore County
College Park, City of
Howard County
Hyattsville, City of
Montgomery County

Massachusetts
Boston, City of
Cambridge, City of
Northampton, City of
Salem, City of
Worcester, City of

Michigan
Ann Arbor, City of
Detroit, City of
East Lansing, City of
Ferndale, City of
Grand Rapids, City of
Huntington Woods, City of
Kalamazoo, City of
Lansing, City of
Pleasant Ridge, City of
Saugatuck, City of
Sterling Heights, City of
Traverse, City of
Ypsilanti, City of

Minnesota
Minneapolis, City of
St. Paul, City of

Missouri
Columbia, City of
Clayton, City of
Kansas City
Kirkwood, City of
Olivette, City of
St. Louis County
St. Louis, City of
University City

Montana
Bozeman, City of
Butte-Silver Bow, City of
Helena, City of
Missoula, City of

Nebraska
Omaha, City of

New York
Albany, City of
Binghamton, City of
Buffalo, City of
Ithaca, City of
New York City
Rochester, City of
Suffolk County
Syracuse, City of
Tompkins County
Westchester County

Ohio
Athens, City of
Bowling Green, City of
Cincinnati, City of
Cleveland, City of
Columbus, City of
Coshocton, City of
Dayton, City of
East Cleveland, City of
Newark, City of
Oxford, City of
Summit County
Toledo, City of
Yellow Springs, Village of

Oregon
Beaverton, City of
Bend, City of
Benton County
Corvallis, City of
Eugene, City of
Hillsboro, City of
Lake Oswego, City of
Lincoln City
Multnomah County
Portland, City of
Salem, City of

Pennsylvania
Abington Township
Allegheny County
Allentown, City of
Bethlehem, City of
Cheltenham Township
Doylestown, City of
East Norriton, City of
Easton, City of
Erie County
Harrisburg, City of
Hatboro, City of
Haverford Township
Jenkinstown Borough
Lansdowne Borough
Lower Marion Township
New Hope Borough
Newton Borough
Philadelphia, City of
Pittsburgh, City of
Pittston, City of
Scranton, City of
Reading, City of
Springfield Township
State College Borough
Susquehanna Township
Swarthmore, City of
Upper Merion Township
West Chester Borough
Whitemarsh Township
York, City of

Rhode Island
Providence, City of

South Carolina
Myrtle Beach, City of

Texas
Austin, City of
Dallas County
Dallas, City of
Fort Worth, City of
Plano, City of

Utah
Alta, City of
Grand County
Harrisville, City of
Logan, City of
Midvale, City of
Moab, City of
Murray City
Ogden, City of
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake County
Springdale, City of
Summit County
Taylorsville, City of
West Valley, City

Washington
Burien, City of
King County
Seattle, City of
Spokane, City of
Tacoma, City of

West Virginia
Charleston, City of
Huntington, City of

Wisconsin
Dane County
Madison, City of
Milwaukee, City of
Dane County
Madison, City of
Milwaukee, City of

Wyoming
Laramie, City of

That doesn't matter. NCAA clearly put the burden on the "State", not host city in their statement.

UofMemphis -- please, investors don't give a rat turd what Target's policy is on bathrooms, all they ever care about is if the stock price increases. The company could be going down in flames, but so long as they can sell the stock higher than they bought it, happy day.

Not that any of these people actually bought the IPO, in the first place. Just a bunch of swindlers looking to turn a cheap buck.

One of the many failures of capitalism.

(09-13-2016 09:59 AM)200yrs2late Wrote:  

(09-13-2016 09:55 AM)Tom in Lazybrook Wrote:  

(09-13-2016 09:26 AM)200yrs2late Wrote:  By the NCAA's logic, the following are the only states eligible to host pre-determined championship games and tourneys:

Washington
Oregon
California
Nevada
Utah
Colorado
New Mexico
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Maine
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Delaware
Maryland

Plus the following ccities that have local non-discrimination ordinances that conver gender identity and sexual orientation



Alaska
Anchorage, City of

Arizona
Phoenix, City of
Tempe, City of
Tucson, City of

Arkansas
Fayetteville, City of
Eureka Springs, City of

California
Los Angeles, City of
Oakland, City of
Palm Springs, City of
Sacramento, City of California
San Diego, City of
San Francisco, City of
Santa Cruz County
West Hollywood, City of

Colorado
Boulder, City of
Denver, City of

District of Columbia
Washington, City of

Florida
Atlantic Beach, City of
Alachua County
Broward County
Gainesville, City of
Gulfport, City of
Key West, City of
Lake Worth, City of
Leon County
Miami Beach, City of
Miami-Dade County
Monroe County
Palm Beach County
Pinellas County
Orlando, City of
Tampa, City of
Volusia County
West Palm Beach, City of

Georgia
Atlanta, City of

Idaho
Boise, City of
Coeur d’Alene, City of
Idaho Falls, City of
Ketchum, City of
Moscow, City of
Pocatello, City of
Sandpoint, City of
Victor, City of

Illinois
Aurora, City of
Carbondale, City of
Champaign, City of
Chicago, City of
Cook County
Decatur, City of
DeKalb, City of
Evanston, City of
Peoria, City of
Springfield, City of

Indiana
Bloomington, City of
Evansville, City of
Indianapolis, City of
Marion County
Monroe County
South Bend, City of

Iowa
Ames, City of
Cedar Rapids, City of
Council Bluffs, City of
Davenport, City of
Des Moines, City of
Iowa City
Johnson County
Sioux, City of
Waterloo, City of

Kansas
Lawrence, City of
Roeland Park, City of

Kentucky
Covington, City of
Danville, City of
Frankfort, City of
Jefferson County
Lexington, City of
Lexington-Fayette County
Louisville, City of
Morehead, City of
Vicco, City of

Louisiana
New Orleans, City of
Shreveport, City of

Maryland
Baltimore, City of
Baltimore County
College Park, City of
Howard County
Hyattsville, City of
Montgomery County

Massachusetts
Boston, City of
Cambridge, City of
Northampton, City of
Salem, City of
Worcester, City of

Michigan
Ann Arbor, City of
Detroit, City of
East Lansing, City of
Ferndale, City of
Grand Rapids, City of
Huntington Woods, City of
Kalamazoo, City of
Lansing, City of
Pleasant Ridge, City of
Saugatuck, City of
Sterling Heights, City of
Traverse, City of
Ypsilanti, City of

Minnesota
Minneapolis, City of
St. Paul, City of

Missouri
Columbia, City of
Clayton, City of
Kansas City
Kirkwood, City of
Olivette, City of
St. Louis County
St. Louis, City of
University City

Montana
Bozeman, City of
Butte-Silver Bow, City of
Helena, City of
Missoula, City of

Nebraska
Omaha, City of

New York
Albany, City of
Binghamton, City of
Buffalo, City of
Ithaca, City of
New York City
Rochester, City of
Suffolk County
Syracuse, City of
Tompkins County
Westchester County

Ohio
Athens, City of
Bowling Green, City of
Cincinnati, City of
Cleveland, City of
Columbus, City of
Coshocton, City of
Dayton, City of
East Cleveland, City of
Newark, City of
Oxford, City of
Summit County
Toledo, City of
Yellow Springs, Village of

Oregon
Beaverton, City of
Bend, City of
Benton County
Corvallis, City of
Eugene, City of
Hillsboro, City of
Lake Oswego, City of
Lincoln City
Multnomah County
Portland, City of
Salem, City of

Pennsylvania
Abington Township
Allegheny County
Allentown, City of
Bethlehem, City of
Cheltenham Township
Doylestown, City of
East Norriton, City of
Easton, City of
Erie County
Harrisburg, City of
Hatboro, City of
Haverford Township
Jenkinstown Borough
Lansdowne Borough
Lower Marion Township
New Hope Borough
Newton Borough
Philadelphia, City of
Pittsburgh, City of
Pittston, City of
Scranton, City of
Reading, City of
Springfield Township
State College Borough
Susquehanna Township
Swarthmore, City of
Upper Merion Township
West Chester Borough
Whitemarsh Township
York, City of

Rhode Island
Providence, City of

South Carolina
Myrtle Beach, City of

Texas
Austin, City of
Dallas County
Dallas, City of
Fort Worth, City of
Plano, City of

Utah
Alta, City of
Grand County
Harrisville, City of
Logan, City of
Midvale, City of
Moab, City of
Murray City
Ogden, City of
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake County
Springdale, City of
Summit County
Taylorsville, City of
West Valley, City

Washington
Burien, City of
King County
Seattle, City of
Spokane, City of
Tacoma, City of

West Virginia
Charleston, City of
Huntington, City of

Wisconsin
Dane County
Madison, City of
Milwaukee, City of
Dane County
Madison, City of
Milwaukee, City of

Wyoming
Laramie, City of

That doesn't matter. NCAA clearly put the burden on the "State", not host city in their statement.

Actually, the first reason given for the action against NC was that the state prohibited localities from enacting non-discrimination ordinances.

(09-13-2016 08:28 AM)georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:  

(09-13-2016 07:36 AM)nzmorange Wrote:  

(09-13-2016 01:32 AM)georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:  

(09-13-2016 12:36 AM)Tom in Lazybrook Wrote:  Understand that the enabling of discrimination by society drives many people, such as myself, to support more governmental power in an attempt to get solutions. I fully support a strong Federal government for a reason.

You use many taxpayer supported services. Employed people pay up front too, via withholding.

But know that you don't pay more than someone else, simply because of who you are. We do have to pay more, because of who we are. Its called the Gay tax, and its the fact that many businesses catering to our community know that they can charge more because not all market participants want to serve our community.

And that drive to support more government solutions only embitters your opponents and drives them further away.

And I'd say I do pay more SPECIFICALLY because of who I am. I don't get any special handouts. There are no Indian or Black or Hispanic or Asian or Women scholarships for me. I essentially have to be demonstrably better than anybody in the former categories to get the same open scholarship. Scholarships to, might I add, public universities which are supported by my tax dollars as well. And then we get to ObamaCare. Single? White? Male? Under 40? Buying on the individual market for yourself? Congrats! You're at the very core of f*cked groups under the new law. My premiums have skyrocketed to an amount that would have previously gotten insurers laughed out of the room when giving a quote. What's that? I busted my ass and make more money now? YOU SHOULD PAY MORE. And not just more because you're paying the same percentage .. you should pay an altogether higher percentage. MUCH higher. More than double the lower brackets on a percentage basis, in fact.

I use few taxpayer services. Roads. Fire. Police. EMS. USPS. These are all passive core services everybody uses even if they never leave their house. Uhhhh ..... I guess I watched This Old House on PBS a few times? Technically I guess I use the military for defense? I went through public K-12 (which I'd be legally required to do anyway) and a public .edu? I don't use public transit. I don't use or even qualify for any form of welfare. I'm on the ObamaCare exchange (for now) because the private market imploded quickly after ObamaCare and I'll be fined if I don't, and if I refuse to pay that fine we're back at the whole people with guns thing. In summary:



Employed people getting hit by FICA are hit when the paycheck arrives. That can be up front for a week, two weeks, maybe even a month. When you're self employed, you're paying right up front for THREE MONTHS AT A TIME. That's a MASSIVE difference, not just in the sheer amount and burden, but in the fact that that's liquidity I don't have to put into capital in the business for three months. That's liquidity I can't invest or even make paltry interest in a bank on (thanks Fed!) for three months. It's robbery on top of robbery.

Wait. Are you criticizing the fed for its IR policy? If so, where would you rather they have it?

In a free market transaction prices are the indicator of the equilibrium of supply and demand. When the FED artificially sets interest rates at some arbitrary number they distort the entire free market by distorting the value and availability of money. The FED should not set interest rates at all. They should be set by the market.

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The key word would be indicator. Markets aren't as efficient as I think that you think that they are.

And yet still nothing on Chapel Hill. Good to know the NCAA is more concerned with bathrooms than academic fraud. Ridiculous.

"Crooked", "Rigged", "Fraudulent" also being key words, which contribute to said "inefficiency".

For example, the Big Short and algorithmic trading.

(09-13-2016 10:40 AM)Tom in Lazybrook Wrote:  

(09-13-2016 09:59 AM)200yrs2late Wrote:  That doesn't matter. NCAA clearly put the burden on the "State", not host city in their statement.

Actually, the first reason given for the action against NC was that the state prohibited localities from enacting non-discrimination ordinances.

True, but it's still incredibly murky waters for the NCAA. From the previous statement, the NCAA would have to prove that NC's law creates an unsafe environment, promote discrimination, and disregards individual's dignity at the events. That's a pretty tall order to defend if NC wants to take legal action against the NCAA. There haven't exactly been glaring examples of anything of the sort since HB2 passed.

(09-13-2016 10:59 AM)MplsBison Wrote:  "Crooked", "Rigged", "Fraudulent" also being key words, which contribute to said "inefficiency".

Or "gov't meddling".

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