Enforcing Sharia at UC-Irvine

[mountain muscle]

Why inconvenience the majority for a minority viewpoint?

Let them join a private, women-only gym.

 

[75th]

provide link to said thread

http://www.elitefitness.com/forum/8191075-post12.html

 

[75th]

Why inconvenience the majority for a minority viewpoint?

Let them join a private, women-only gym.

That would make entirely too much sense.

If there is enouhg of a demand for this gym to close on certain days, then there certainly would be enough demand (ie business) for a women only gym.

Isnt that why god invented "Curves?"

 

[Stefka]

Why inconvenience the majority for a minority viewpoint?

Let them join a private, women-only gym.

But they're paying a crap load of money to go to Harvard. Gym fees are included in tuition. Let Harvard deal with it.

 

[redsamurai]

Why inconvenience the majority for a minority viewpoint?

Let them join a private, women-only gym.

If I remember this story right, it's at a relatively "down time" when nobody really works out. "In this case"........I don't see the big deal. I put my foot down when these fuckers dont' want to take their birka's off to show their face for photo ID purposes. That really grinds my gears!! That's the kind of line I"m talking about........we can all be reasonable and pragmatic and let people have some extra rope in certain cases...........but there are times when you gotta pull that rope. And being able to vote with a potato sack over your head is bullshit.......for instance.

 

[Stefka]

And the majority isn't really being inconvenienced. Dudes can go to the other two gyms during those two hours.

 

[mountain muscle]

But they're paying a crap load of money to go to Harvard. Gym fees are included in tuition. Let Harvard deal with it.

So are the other students without "special needs."


And it sets an extremely bad precedent.

 

[Stefka]

So are the other students without "special needs."

So Harvard shouldn't invest money in wheel chair ramps because it only benefits students with "special needs?"

 

[Stefka]

So are the other students without "special needs."

And all of the other students can still use 1 gym 90% of the time, and the other two gyms 100% of the time.

 

[mountain muscle]

So Harvard shouldn't invest money in wheel chair ramps because it only benefits students with "special needs?"

Can the students in wheel chairs decide when to get out of them at any time?

Do wheelchair ramps interfere at all with any other student's?


Isn't wheelchair access required by law or code though?