New NBA CBA bans jet skis, hover boards, guns etc

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This post, and who ever dapped this post doesn't understand the 2nd Amendment. It's a private contract that is totally optional. It's not a law. Just like a private conversation between Donald Sterling and that prostitute cost him his franchise, even though the contract obviously can't supersede the 1st Amendment.
Horrible comparison :mjlol:

That's like the NBA tellin players they can't vote.

This measure of banning players from owning guns WILL NEVER PASS
 

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Horrible comparison :mjlol:

That's like the NBA tellin players they can't vote.

This measure of banning players from owning guns WILL NEVER PASS
Why will it never pass? If the league wanted to they could tell players they couldn't vote. There's nothing irregular about that. A voluntary contract can include almost anything that isn't malicious intent.
 

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Why will it never pass? If the league wanted to they could tell players they couldn't vote. There's nothing irregular about that. A voluntary contract can include almost anything that isn't malicious intent.

Hell naw man. You're trippin. Please tell me a team sports rule that overruled a constitutional right?
 

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This post, and who ever dapped this post doesn't understand the 2nd Amendment. It's a private contract that is totally optional. It's not a law. Just like a private conversation between Donald Sterling and that prostitute cost him his franchise, even though the contract obviously can't supersede the 1st Amendment.


@Ronnie Lott is an idiot, he probably thinks he can sue the Coli for banning him and violating his freedom of speech :mjlol:
 

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This post, and who ever dapped this post doesn't understand the 2nd Amendment. It's a private contract that is totally optional. It's not a law. Just like a private conversation between Donald Sterling and that prostitute cost him his franchise, even though the contract obviously can't supersede the 1st Amendment.

Can you explain in greater detail how a collectively bargained agreement between two parties can have ambiguous language that allows for certain parts of the agreement to be "totally optional"? Thanks in advance
 
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Can you explain in greater detail how a collectively bargained agreement between two parties can have ambiguous language that allows for certain parts of the agreement to be "totally optional"? Thanks in advance
No, he's saying the signing of that agreement itself is totally optional.

Always amazes me how many people don't understand what the bill of rights actually allows :mjlol:
 

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Hell naw man. You're trippin. Please tell me a team sports rule that overruled a constitutional right?

There's no more fundamental right than the First Amendment, it was the whole reason that America was founded. But a private contract can stipulate that you not wear any religious apparel or not preach religion in the work place. There are obvious exceptions like they're not gonna tell a Muslim woman take off the Hijab for the bad press, but they will tell you to keep the Jesus pamphlets at home.

Similarly, you're not allowed to say whatever you want at work despite what you're saying being protected by the 1st Amendment.

You give up your 4th Amendment rights when you agree to a drug test, that would otherwise be an unreasonable search. When you agree to a lack of privacy of your work emails, that's you conceding your 4th Amendment rights. I can go on and on. You give up your 7th Amendment right to a Jury trial when you agree to arbitration. It's just goes on and on. That's the point of a contract. you give and you get.
 

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Can you explain in greater detail how a collectively bargained agreement between two parties can have ambiguous language that allows for certain parts of the agreement to be "totally optional"? Thanks in advance

To be a party to the agreement is optional. That's the point.
 
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