[AppyPappy]

They can neither sponsor, nor truly prevent this behavior from happening.

Horsecrap. If the KKK advertises "Racist Day at Six Flags", Six Flags would sue them for using their name. Wake up.

[Hodar]

If the KKK advertises "Racist Day at Six Flags", Six Flags would sue them for using their name. Wake up.

Using the name of a company is hardly a crime. Disney, Six Flags, SeaWorld are proper nouns, describing a place.

If your business is centered around providing a service to the public, you are fair game. Heck, even if you do nothing but rent cars. If the neo-Nazi's want to convene at your business place, you have a choice. You can either deny them entrance into your establishment (and be sued for discrimination), you can do your best to ignore them (and be called a Nazi supporter), or you can advertize the neo-Nazi meetings as a warning to your other customers, and then be labelled as a Neo-Nazi supporter.

If I publically state that I am meeting ANYWHERE, no crime has been committed. Especially if a company can be shown to have publicized their location. What crime would you charge these people with?

[applemac_g4]

>>They can neither sponsor, nor truly prevent this behavior
>>from happening.

>Horsecrap. If the KKK advertises "Racist Day at Six Flags",
>Six Flags would sue them for using their name. Wake up.

Bingo. All they have to do is have their corporate lawyers warn those doing and printing the advertising and that will bring an end to it. Obviously, the park's management wants to have their cake and eat it too - get the gate receipts from the faggots and claim innocence to their bread and butter constituence (families).

[mtbopfuyn]

If the KKK advertises "Racist Day at Six Flags", Six Flags would sue them for using their name. Wake up.

Hear, hear!

[Texas Federalist]

Good point.