MN Bans Ladies Night

[chanel]

James Kirkpatrick, the Commissioner of Human Rights in Minnesota, declared that Ladies Nights promotions discriminate against men and are therefore illegal in the state

The entire idea of Ladies Night is to attract women to nightclubs, which usually have more men than women, and so the single men actually benefit (in general, at least socially) from the promotions. Does it discriminate? Sure, and so do coupons, frequent-flier programs, and a lot of actual public programs, even here in Minnesota, especially on the basis of ethnicity and gender.

In this case, these are private enterprises offering promotions in which no one has to involuntarily participate. If men don’t like Ladies Nights, they can take their business elsewhere — which makes the gender distribution even more favorable to those who remain during the promotions.

Hot Air Nanny of the Month: Minnesota bans Ladies Nights

Comments?

 

[JW Frogen]

There is no real political phenomenon going on here, this is personal.

James Kirkpatrick was rejected in every bar in Minnesota.

Even in bars where he was the only man.

Even in gay bars where he pretended to by the only lady of the night.

 

[random3434]

James Kirkpatrick, the Commissioner of Human Rights in Minnesota, declared that Ladies Nights promotions discriminate against men and are therefore illegal in the state

The entire idea of Ladies Night is to attract women to nightclubs, which usually have more men than women, and so the single men actually benefit (in general, at least socially) from the promotions. Does it discriminate? Sure, and so do coupons, frequent-flier programs, and a lot of actual public programs, even here in Minnesota, especially on the basis of ethnicity and gender.

In this case, these are private enterprises offering promotions in which no one has to involuntarily participate. If men don’t like Ladies Nights, they can take their business elsewhere — which makes the gender distribution even more favorable to those who remain during the promotions.

Hot Air Nanny of the Month: Minnesota bans Ladies Nights

Comments?

I swear, sometimes I think Politicians sit around thinking of laws to make because they are sexually frustrated.

 

[dilloduck]

James Kirkpatrick, the Commissioner of Human Rights in Minnesota, declared that Ladies Nights promotions discriminate against men and are therefore illegal in the state

The entire idea of Ladies Night is to attract women to nightclubs, which usually have more men than women, and so the single men actually benefit (in general, at least socially) from the promotions. Does it discriminate? Sure, and so do coupons, frequent-flier programs, and a lot of actual public programs, even here in Minnesota, especially on the basis of ethnicity and gender.

In this case, these are private enterprises offering promotions in which no one has to involuntarily participate. If men don’t like Ladies Nights, they can take their business elsewhere — which makes the gender distribution even more favorable to those who remain during the promotions.

Hot Air Nanny of the Month: Minnesota bans Ladies Nights

Comments?

I swear, sometimes I think Politicians sit around thinking of laws to make because they are sexually frustrated.

you need to nominate them on the sexually frustrated thread

 

[Ravi]

This all stems from some guy back in the nineties who got upset that he had to pay a cover charge and the ladies did not.