Lil Boosie gets kicked out of Planet Fitness for his Dwayne Wade son comments.

[O³ (O cubed)]

I don't like fakkits but he shouldn't have spoken on a lil boy.

The lil boy's dad shouldn't put his son out on national TV talking about he's trans.

 

[Matt504]

he's his dad's son.

 

[Will Ross]

Yes, they can.

No they can not refuse him for what he said outside of their business
Now had he said it inside of planet fitness they could have.

 

[Baka's Weird Case]

Ypu're making my point. The baker's defense was violating his religion.
Planet Fitness has no leg to stand on. If Boosie chooses to take it there.

look this only applies to protected categories.

so you cannot refuse service to someone on the basis of protected categories like sex, race, religion because they are protected categories and it becomes a civil rights issue.

boosie's views about trehs arent a protected category

 

[Art Barr]

man, they rang the lunk alarm on boosie, breh.
breh.



Art Barr

I go in planet fitness.
they be wanting me to leave, asap.
I even look at what they call big shyt.
they got the link alarm on deck.

fukk planet fitness.

 

[Rembrandt]

No they can not refuse him for what he said outside of their business
Now had he said it inside of planet fitness they could have.

Okay, think what you want.

 

[BukowCrow]

That's because the Supreme Court ruled that forcing him to bake a cake for an LGBT wedding would be a violation of his religion. This is not the same thing.

From what I understand the supreme court narrowly voted in support of the baker but this didn't give enough information to rule if sexual orientation is a federally protected class. That'll happen with the Altitude Express vs. Zarda ruling that should probably happen around April/May

 

[10bandz]

Yes, they do. They're a private business and have the right to refuse business to whoever they deem controversial.

They're not banning him because of his race, sexuality or religion.

This shyt is simple knowledge breh

Planet fitness is not a private business

 

[10bandz]

No they can not refuse him for what he said outside of their business
Now had he said it inside of planet fitness they could have.

He made that video inside of planet fitness that’s why they got involved.

 

[Doobie Doo]

What’s wrong with planet fitness?

They are the McDonald's of gyms

 

[Rembrandt]

Planet fitness is not a private business

I meant private property. Semantics anyways. Doesn't change my point. They're still free to refuse business as they see fit as long as it legal

 

[kingjones29]

Boosie got too much money to be going to Planet Fitness.

He probably don’t got money like that rappers be lying

 

[10bandz]

I meant private property. Semantics anyways. Doesn't change my point. They're still free to refuse business as they see fit as long as it legal

Yeah your overall point was right

 

[kingjones29]

Why dosen't this rich rapper have a home gym ?

Maybe he not as rich as u think

 

[Rembrandt]

Private property is any property owned by private persons and not by the government or reserved for public use. Private property includes buildings and real estate as well as objects and intellectual property. People who own property have the right to manage it and control it. A store, for example, is private property. Offering merchandise for sale implies an invitation to enter, but the store owner is entitled to ban someone from coming in. The person could be a suspected shoplifter or a troublemaker, or he can be banned for any reason, as long as it is not based on bias against a federally protected class of people.

The Legal Rights of a Business to Ban a Person From Their Property