if i was him i would not have cut my hair
i would have said that it is against my religion to shave my head. of they still said i could not play i would have sued them for discrimination
sharewell then he should have read THE RULE BOOK and that wouldn't have been a problem, since it apparently said in THE RULE BOOK that if you do not read this book (aka to the end) your HEAD WILL BE SHAVED, end of story.. now if they had just made that up because they were upset he didn't read it like they wish he had done, then that my friend would be a different story.. So it goes to show that sometimes, when you are requested/asked to read something as simple as a rule book to actually READ THE DAMN THING!!
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No i am sorry but it would not have been the end of it. the law is the law. no organization can discriminate against religion
it wouldn't matter if the rule book states in massive letters IF YOU DO NOT READ THIS BOOK, YOUR HEAD WILL BE SHAVED if its your religion to not shave your head they can not legally force you to shave your head. even if its in the rule book. if they kick you off for non compliance then you woul d have every legal right to sue them
Reading all your comments I have deduced you are either a very bad troll, or just take movies way to damn seriously. And yes, you can argue legal grounds about religion, but if it is part of an established rule, you have one hell of an uphill legal battle.
Capitalism: *beep* on the little guy whilst making him feel like he has a chance.