Blackout Arrowhead: Nov 18 vs Bengals - Reserve Your Gear Today

[jspchief]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

I'm not a lawyer, so again... dumb question.

But if you pay for goods and services, shouldn't there be a reasonable expectation of getting that good and service? And if you don't, shouldn't you be able to demand a refund unless there is a very good explanation for why you were not allowed in?

The Chiefs aren't the only team that dictates what signs are allowed. The entire NFL does it. They may pick their battles, but ultimately they decide what shit they will put up with.

I'm sure they've covered their legal bases on the issue.

You might feel its bullshit. But there is no protected right to express yourself in a private building.

[DaFace]

Originally Posted by jspchief

The Chiefs aren't the only team that dictates what signs are allowed. The entire NFL does it. They may pick their battles, but ultimately they decide what shit they will put up with.

I'm sure they've covered their legal bases on the issue.

You might feel its bullshit. But there is no protected right to express yourself in a private building.

You're probably right, but I do hope this blows up in terms of PR. That's pretty shitty that they're censoring fans now, even if they can technically get away with it legally.

[siberian khatru]

Sam Mellinger ‏@mellinger
If you didn't know any better and just showed up at Arrowhead and looked at the crowd, you'd think the home team's color is black.

[Dave Lane]

Originally Posted by siberian khatru

Sam Mellinger ‏@mellinger
If you didn't know any better and just showed up at Arrowhead and looked at the crowd, you'd think the home team's color is black.

****ing awesome. Its what I saw in the parking lots all day when handing out the flyers

[Valiant]

Originally Posted by jspchief

The Chiefs aren't the only team that dictates what signs are allowed. The entire NFL does it. They may pick their battles, but ultimately they decide what shit they will put up with.

I'm sure they've covered their legal bases on the issue.

You might feel its bullshit. But there is no protected right to express yourself in a private building.

Yes, signs, because they say they will disrupt others viewing..

They cannot kick you out on a tshirt that has no vulgarity.. If they do, you take them to court for your ticket costs, parking and triple damages.. and looking at the other article posted, that is the case across the board for people being unjustly removed that were not disrupting other fans..