Racism, private clubs, and Pennsylvania

[MrFun]

I guess they can be slaves to political correctness and be more subtle with their racism or sexism if they want to.

[Solomwi]

I guess they can be slaves to political correctness and be more subtle with their racism or sexism if they want to.

Why would that be any kind of concession to political correctness? They get to keep doing what they want to do, politically correct or not, avoid unnecessary headaches, and avoid uglying up their nice clubhouse with unwieldy and unsightly signs, all by behaving perfectly normally. There's no consideration of what's politically correct necessary. If they did put up signs, would you ***** because the neon wasn't bright enough?

[rah]

Acutally for most private clubs they don't have to show any balls.
Most of them require that you be sponsored and recommended by a current member.
Then there's a membership committee that has to validate those sponsored.
Most have number limits and only except nominations when there are openings. (quite easy to manipulate)
Plenty of wiggle room for racists and their like.
I've heard of people that recommended "different" folks being abused until the recommendation was rescinded.
It's this type of tactics that make it hard to sue. It's never, we have no blacks, it none ever knew anyone to recommend them. If no blacks are recommended it's awfully tough to claim they're discriminated against.

[SlowwHand]

You know what I think? I think that anyone known, or has ever been known, as MrFun should be barred, no discussion. A photo posted at multiple locations inside and out.
"Do Not Let This Person Enter"