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May 17, '12, 8:11 am
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Re: Manny Pacquiao Banned from LA Mall
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Meh... disgusting. I'm glad he stuck by his principals.
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Or principles... 
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May 17, '12, 8:17 am
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Re: Manny Pacquiao Banned from LA Mall
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The Grove Lifts Ban Against Manny Pacquiao Following Gay Marriage Misquote - the interviewer who interviewed Pacquiao said Packquiao did not quote Leviticus 20:13 and was misquoted.
But to me, that is besides the point - I can not believe this story is real. Even if Pacquiao quoted Leviticus 20:13, that would be his freedom of speech and right as an American, and is not against the law. You can not ban somebody unless they break the law. I think Rick Caruso had a personal agenda and I do not think what he did was legal. A public mall can ban somebody for exercising their constitutional right of freedom of speech? How is that legal?
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I don't think Pacquiao is an American, but in any event the mall is a private enterprise so could ban Pacquiao or all Catholics or all heterosexuals if they wanted to - they'd go out of business, but they could do it. (See Augusta National Golf Club as an example of a private enterprise that can "ban" a particular group of people).
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May 17, '12, 8:51 am
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Re: Manny Pacquiao Banned from LA Mall
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