GA Supreme Court sides with Brookhaven in Pink Pony lawsuit (Marietta: living in, restaurants)

[toll_booth]

Boooooo.

[arjay57]

Given all the Pink Pony supporters on this board it ought to be a snap for them to find a new home.

[toll_booth]

Originally Posted by arjay57

Given all the Pink Pony supporters on this board it ought to be a snap for them to find a new home.

That's not the issue. The issue is that even in the year 2014, a city thinks it can legislate religious morality.

[arjay57]

Originally Posted by toll_booth

That's not the issue. The issue is that even in the year 2014, a city thinks it can legislate religious morality.

They're not doing anything that nearly every other city in metro Atlanta does, including "hip" and "liberal" Decatur.

[tikigod311]

Gotta be a red light district somewheres... This isn't BRANSON

[arjay57]

Originally Posted by tikigod311

Gotta be a red light district somewheres... This isn't BRANSON

Are you volunteering your neck of the woods, tiki? Or do you want this in somebody else's neighborhood?

[jero23]

Originally Posted by arjay57

They're not doing anything that nearly every other city in metro Atlanta does, including "hip" and "liberal" Decatur.

Outside of Decatur, the rest seem to be made up "cities" or recently formed municipalities in Fulton and Dekalb counties with nothing else to do aside from legislating morality and making sure those darn affordable housing units and multifamily housing developments stays away. You know to keep the "undesirables" away.

Hmmm...this sounds so familiar, where have I heard this before...

[mattee01]

Originally Posted by jero23

Outside of Decatur, the rest seem to be made up "cities" or recently formed municipalities in Fulton and Dekalb counties with nothing else to do aside from legislating morality and making sure those darn affordable housing units and multifamily housing developments stays away. You know to keep the "undesirables" away.

Hmmm...this sounds so familiar, where have I heard this before...

I think most metro cities should be disbanded as you should be required to have at least 10 sq miles of land, a downtown district, and at least 25k residents. That'll disqualify everything except Decatur and Atlanta itp (or Sandy Springs if u include it too)

[arjay57]

Originally Posted by jero23

Outside of Decatur, the rest seem to be made up "cities" or recently formed municipalities in Fulton and Dekalb counties with nothing else to do aside from legislating morality and making sure those darn affordable housing units and multifamily housing developments stays away. You know to keep the "undesirables" away.

What about old cities like Marietta, Forest Park, Duluth and the aforementioned Decatur?

Personally I could not care less about the so-called "morality" of bars with naked women. However, if folks decide they don't want that in their community, why should they be forced to have it?

[toll_booth]

Originally Posted by arjay57

What about old cities like Marietta, Forest Park, Duluth and the aforementioned Decatur?

Personally I could not care less about the so-called "morality" of bars with naked women. However, if folks decide they don't want that in their community, why should they be forced to have it?

So if I don't like a business, just because, I should have the right to have it shut down? Bull****. If you don't like strip clubs, don't go to one. Simple as that.