Also, I have to add, this appears to be a privately organized event not necessarily open to the public at large. It just happens to take place in public. It's kind of like having your kid's birthday party at the park. Just because it's in public doesn't mean that you want everyone and their LE mother to join you for the BBQ.
I personally don't see a problem with pre-screening people who wish to join. The event is to further a cause, and you want people joining who will help you further that cause.
I seriously doubt we'd let an anti-gun protestor join the gathering, right? But in precluding this person, are we being wrongfully discriminating? I tend to think not.
Turby
I personally don't see a problem with pre-screening people who wish to join. The event is to further a cause, and you want people joining who will help you further that cause.
I seriously doubt we'd let an anti-gun protestor join the gathering, right? But in precluding this person, are we being wrongfully discriminating? I tend to think not.
Turby

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