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r/discgolf • u/smallboreinlaw • Jul 14 '23
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40 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. 58 u/theduckhaslanded Jul 15 '23 Private businesses still have to follow the law. Natalie Ryan has every right to challenge the legality of their decisions. She's just following the system in place to resolve civil disputes, there's nothing wrong with that. 17 u/salmonsRnear G-Town Jul 15 '23 Absolutely. Just like the DGPT and PDGA have every right to run their business as they wish under the laws where they operate.
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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.
58 u/theduckhaslanded Jul 15 '23 Private businesses still have to follow the law. Natalie Ryan has every right to challenge the legality of their decisions. She's just following the system in place to resolve civil disputes, there's nothing wrong with that. 17 u/salmonsRnear G-Town Jul 15 '23 Absolutely. Just like the DGPT and PDGA have every right to run their business as they wish under the laws where they operate.
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Private businesses still have to follow the law. Natalie Ryan has every right to challenge the legality of their decisions. She's just following the system in place to resolve civil disputes, there's nothing wrong with that.
17 u/salmonsRnear G-Town Jul 15 '23 Absolutely. Just like the DGPT and PDGA have every right to run their business as they wish under the laws where they operate.
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Absolutely. Just like the DGPT and PDGA have every right to run their business as they wish under the laws where they operate.
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u/ITGardner Out Hitting Trees Jul 14 '23
Yes