Fashion Persecution in Australia

This week, Australia native David Hoogland claims he was unjustly persecuted because of his fashion decisions. David was having some drinks with his fiance and some friends at a rooftop bar on the Western Coast of Australia when he was asked to leave. When asked for a reason, the manager stated that his mullet hairstyle was not welcome in their bar, and that he would need to leave immediately. Hoogland was quoted as saying,

"I agree if you're being rowdy, out of control, drunk or abusive then you should be kicked out but if you're just sitting down having a chat and a quiet social drink, I think that's pretty rude,"
 

David Hoogland has been rocking the mullet since the late 90's. What will happen next? Will Hoogland sue the establishment for unjust persecution? What will this mean for mulleteers everywhere?

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