Man Denied Admission to Busch Gardens for wearing a kilt

[Bruce Scott]

There is more from the horses mouth ("Sir" Hex Nottingham) here: http://scoop.diamondgalleries.com/Ho...ticleID=161122

A snippet:
".. in March 2013 I was knighted under the Sword of Britain and ordained in the center of Stonehenge by the Druid King of Britain, Arthur Pendragon."

[The Q]

I n the UK it would be illegal to ban a man from entering the park if the ladies were allowed to wear skirts, due to sexual discrimination laws, I'm not sure if you can ban someone being "not of sound mind".

[hector]

I do not know the specific circumstances of this case, so I do not express an opinion on it. However, if the decision to refuse access to the gentleman would be based on the sole fact of him wearing the kilt than this is to be opposed by all means. This would be a clear case of gender discrimination and a brutal rejecting of cultural and/or historical traditions.

[Flavia]

There is more from the horses mouth ("Sir" Hex Nottingham) here: http://scoop.diamondgalleries.com/Ho...ticleID=161122

A snippet:
".. in March 2013 I was knighted under the Sword of Britain and ordained in the center of Stonehenge by the Druid King of Britain, Arthur Pendragon."

Well, I didn't say the guy wasn't a doofus I just agree with him that the park was wrong.