I'm tired of Some telling Others how to have fun

[Vyvyan Basterd]

And I apologize if I've come off that way to anyone on these boards.

A local club was targeted by people who found the activities of the club to be immoral. They stuffed unpostmarked flyers into the mailboxes of local residents, breaking the law to "alert" the town to the "problem." The landlord confronted the club organizers and pressured them into moving out of the clubhouse. Even though police and town official made it clear that the club was doing nothing illegal and that, in fact, the "morally upright crusaders" were the only ones to have broken a law by stuffing flyers in people's mailboxes.

People need to get a life and stay out of other's business.

I'm mostly just venting, but would like to hear of anyone else's similar experiences.

 

[ExploderWizard]

So what was going on at the club? We want to know. I likes me some immoral activities (as long as its legal)

 

[Morrus]

It's a little hard to comment without knowing what this "club" was doing. A gaming club?

 

[Grimstaff]

Yes, it would be nice to know what we are commenting on. There's a world of difference between a tennis club and a bondage club (usually).

 

[Aus_Snow]

Yeah, what kind of racket were these upright folks down on?

 

[Brown Jenkin]

I'm sure they were only practicing witchcraft and sucuming to the influences of the devil. You know, like a Harry Potter book club.

 

[billd91]

I'm guessing swingers' club. They have to be very careful about the venues they choose.

 

[Vyvyan Basterd]

Sorry. Gaming club.

I thought the days of religious zealots hit their peak when one of the vendor's van was tipped over at GenCon by protestors.

 

[TerraDave]

When I saw the title, I was sure this about us (or at least some) enworlders.

 

[catsclaw227]

Sorry. Gaming club.

I thought the days of religious zealots hit their peak when one of the vendor's van was tipped over at GenCon by protestors.

Really? Just tabletop RPGs, minis, CCGs and board games? Wow, that's really weird this day and age.

Now, if they were LARPing (not to make a statement about LARPs or those that play them) and had extreme makeup, black clothes, gothic symbols and such, I can see how an uneducated local could construe it as a scary threat to their kids. Fear of the unknown is a powerful thing.