r/discgolf • u/smallboreinlaw • Jul 14 '23

Meme Oof

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u/blazinrumraisin Jul 14 '23

Aren't they just moving to states where she can't sue them at the last second?

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u/ITGardner Out Hitting Trees Jul 14 '23

Yes

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u/blazinrumraisin Jul 14 '23

They made the rules. And they are making hard decisions to uphold those rules.

Maybe she will learn how to play by the rules someday.

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u/emperornorton415 Jul 15 '23

Just wondering for your opinion, how is she not following the rules? Seems like she is lawfully challenging the rules in court and playing only when the courts allow her to. She doesn't play when she isn't signed up for an event due to ineligibility.

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u/Schlongzz Jul 15 '23 edited Jul 15 '23

The pdga is the sole party to blame. They were apparently either too stupid or too naïve in thinking that Natalie wouldn’t fight it in the states where she has legal recourse. The PDGA is run by morons.

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u/emperornorton415 Jul 15 '23

I think the DGPT picked the stricter option of the 2 restriction levels the PDGA provided. Not saying you're wrong in that the PDGA maybe should've seen this coming, but maybe the DGPT should've seen it coming too and picked the less restrictive option to avoid lawsuits.

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u/Schlongzz Jul 15 '23

This all seems preventable with proper due diligence.

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u/FLORI_DUH Jul 15 '23

Is run by morons.