The ban is illegal according to the ADA (The Americans With Disabilities Act), The Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other legal diplomas. It's funny how the organizers put the blame on Chris for the incident when they had the duty to protect, guide, and accommodate Chris at the event and they failed at it on a spectacular level.
Give me all the stickers you guys want, but Chris is disabled , BABScon don’t abide by KF rules and values that kinda work on a semi-marginal parts of society. If you preach inclusivity and diversity, which is mandated by law for any bussiness, you need to be able to accommodate all types of guests, including Chris-chan. 100% ez case for a lawsuit.
I'm not a lawyer BUT, let me explain why this is wrong.
Discrimination covered under this is if you judge someone PURELY for disability. So if you ban a drooling autistic for drooling, yes, absolutely illegal and covered. HOWEVER, this doesn't mean ANY banned person WITH a disability is protected : this isn't how the law works, NOR is this even the spirit of the law : it protects people for being banned IF they are kicked out / banned, ect, PURELY for disability, and this still even holds reasonable expectations : IE, a severe autistic shrieking endlessly during a movie would probably be asked to leave, because autism doesn't mean you CAN'T be silent, EVEN IF autism might contribute to screaming. It WOULD however enforce wheelchair accessibility, because you cannot reasonably expect a guy in a wheel chair to climb stairs.
Second, chris has....lots of contributing factors that make him different than your average autist. The issues with his mom, harassing women in the past, assault situations, and probably most of all him being "famous" in the worst way, which naturally attracts BS, and makes all his other problems stick out badly.
So no, such lawsuit wouldn't go through.
Also hi chris (seriously, they have 1 post, which is defending chris....seems sus)