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No, I wont. it was a question, not an accusation...hence the question mark. Again, maybe you should take your reading is fundamental advice. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Quoted: Gee guy, I know this already. I was responding to the bake a cake assertion which you seemed to double down on. It is not the same i.e. not a true analogy if the store owner doesn't want people barred from service for wearing a Trump shirt. Reading is fundamental. Clearly you aren't reading my posts. It's hard to have a conversation with someone if they don't read what you actually say. Please post links to me being a nevertrumper. Feel free to pull from any portion of this site. You know that whole ASSuming thing? |
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Jeezus.
Good thing he wasn't gay at a Christian bakery . . . |
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LMAO You still don't get it. He was the agent of the owner, the apparent only one at the time. He told the man to leave. Said man refused. Said man therefore was trespassing under the law. Period. Does not matter what the owner stated later about how he wished HIS CHOSEN agent should have acted. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
Quoted: Well gee, I guess he wasn't acting on the wishes of his employer after all. You still don't get it. He was the agent of the owner, the apparent only one at the time. He told the man to leave. Said man refused. Said man therefore was trespassing under the law. Period. Does not matter what the owner stated later about how he wished HIS CHOSEN agent should have acted. |
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Watch the video again. It would seem by the ginger's answers, the manager is telling him to serve the guy. And the ginger is saying no. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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I'm not even through page 3 yet and these comments have me dumbfounded that some of you guys go out in the real world View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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@Rogueboss Come on BOSS, civil disobedience for the win? Come on BOSS, you know I am normal |
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Read the reviews https://www.yelp.ca/writeareview/biz/iP1DpvhKJDU12sA6kcLLZg?return_url=%2Fbiz%2FiP1DpvhKJDU12sA6kcLLZg&source=biz_details_war_button View Quote |
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Ok so you make accusations without evidence. Noted. Goodbye. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Quoted: Gee guy, I know this already. I was responding to the bake a cake assertion which you seemed to double down on. It is not the same i.e. not a true analogy if the store owner doesn't want people barred from service for wearing a Trump shirt. Reading is fundamental. Clearly you aren't reading my posts. It's hard to have a conversation with someone if they don't read what you actually say. Please post links to me being a nevertrumper. Feel free to pull from any portion of this site. You know that whole ASSuming thing? |
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Lets flip the script: Pro-Trump store clerk No manager on duty Hillary shirt wearing person comes in Clerk asks the person to leave Hillary supporter refuses I can almost guarantee you that the overwhelming majority of the people on this site would say that the clerk should call the police and have person cited for trespassing and a large group of people here would say that it is ok to physically remove the Hillary supporter. If I were the clerk I would: Call the police Tell them the police person is trespassing as they are refusing to leave Have the police tell them to leave or be cited The Hillary supporter chooses their own fate I go on with my life YMMV View Quote |
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He won't understand. Don't even bother trying to explain. He's just confused. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Quoted: Well gee, I guess he wasn't acting on the wishes of his employer after all. You still don't get it. He was the agent of the owner, the apparent only one at the time. He told the man to leave. Said man refused. Said man therefore was trespassing under the law. Period. Does not matter what the owner stated later about how he wished HIS CHOSEN agent should have acted. |
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RRREEEEEEEeeeeeeeEEEEEEEEeeeeeeeeeeEEEEEEEEEeeeeeeeee One would imagine his girlfriend looks like this https://images.encyclopediadramatica.rs/thumb/8/83/Sjw_freak_%22lian%2C_22%22_%28melbourne%2C_australia%29.jpg/400px-Sjw_freak_%22lian%2C_22%22_%28melbourne%2C_australia%29.jpg View Quote |
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Lets flip the script: Pro-Trump store clerk No manager on duty Hillary shirt wearing person comes in Clerk asks the person to leave Hillary supporter refuses I can almost guarantee you that the overwhelming majority of the people on this site would say that the clerk should call the police and have person cited for trespassing and a large group of people here would say that it is ok to physically remove the Hillary supporter. If I were the clerk I would: Call the police Tell them the police person is trespassing as they are refusing to leave Have the police tell them to leave or be cited The Hillary supporter chooses their own fate I go on with my life YMMV View Quote place and go on with their life. |
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tds, he has it.
full blown case too. here's my only beef: when asked to leave, you leave. otherwise it's trespassing. don't give these fuckers an 0.00000001" just post video, call the media, cops, whatever. don't threaten. |
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The problem with that is Pro-Tump business person would never act like an insane antifa liberal. The Trump person would allow the transaction to take place and go on with their life. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Lets flip the script: Pro-Trump store clerk No manager on duty Hillary shirt wearing person comes in Clerk asks the person to leave Hillary supporter refuses I can almost guarantee you that the overwhelming majority of the people on this site would say that the clerk should call the police and have person cited for trespassing and a large group of people here would say that it is ok to physically remove the Hillary supporter. If I were the clerk I would: Call the police Tell them the police person is trespassing as they are refusing to leave Have the police tell them to leave or be cited The Hillary supporter chooses their own fate I go on with my life YMMV place and go on with their life. |
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So far finished the replies on page one, but what the hell is up with the little girl scream.
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I'm curious about the guys who are putting blame on the customer in this video. If you walked into a store, and were treated like that by an employee because they didn't like your shirt, are you really saying your response would be "Good day to you, sir!", and you'd leave? I'm not buying it, unless you really are the Right's soy-boy equivalent. I can't imagine letting someone shit on me like that and just walking out because "their rules". Fuck him, and fuck that.
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PING!!!!!!!!
And he might ought to be reported to the po po so he can't buy a gun. Unstable.... |
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The dash don't be silent...
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tds, he has it. full blown case too. here's my only beef: when asked to leave, you leave. otherwise it's trespassing. don't give these fuckers an 0.00000001" just post video, call the media, cops, whatever. don't threaten. View Quote |
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Good for Trump shirt dude, the haters will cede the union waiting for the left to engage in Marquess of Queensberry rules.
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Kind of surprised the vape guy is employed maybe it's his stepdad's store View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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Best line to me was right near the end. "He's still your president."
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Bet the shop owner is pissed. That’s what you get for hiring ginger cucks.
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Trump shirt wearer is trespassing. Entitled prick thinks he can force a private business to sell him things. lol. Ginger boy is meltdown central. Couple of real winners. "The Supreme Court ruled in favor of a Colorado baker who declined to make a wedding cake for a same-sex ceremony. The case – Masterpiece Cakeshop, Ltd v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission – asked the high court to balance the religious rights of the baker against the couple’s right to equal treatment under the law. Similar disputes have popped up across the U.S." https://www.foxnews.com/us/supreme-court-decides-colorado-gay-wedding-cake-case-a-timeline-of-events |
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That store was huge. Look at the back. It goes on into infinity.
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Please give an explanation using the Constitution and Bill of Rights as your source material (and you can use Supreme Court decisions if you like) to explain how a private business can force you to give up your "God given rights". Which rights do you give up when entering a private business voluntarily? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
Quoted: When did it become acceptable to give up all of your God given rights when you step into a buisness? Which rights do you give up when entering a private business voluntarily? This is how you win the culture war. This is what it looks like on the front lines of the culture war. You can say he was trespassing all you want. Until he is charged with trespassing it legally doesn't matter. People with your mind set is why we are losing. It's why in 25 years we want even recognize this country anymore unless we fight. |
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Bet the shop owner is pissed. That's what you get for hiring ginger cucks. View Quote https://www.ar15.com/forums/General/Shopping-at-local-store-and-notice-manager-owner-wearing-this-Nazi-related-/5-2154634/ |
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tds, he has it. full blown case too. here's my only beef: when asked to leave, you leave. otherwise it's trespassing. don't give these fuckers an 0.00000001" just post video, call the media, cops, whatever. don't threaten. View Quote Wonder if and when the pendulum will swing the other way though. |
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Quoted: Unfortunately, I think this is what it would come down to in the State of GA. Wonder if and when the pendulum will swing the other way though. View Quote record everything, then fill up the courts and media with their BS. Don't argue, cause a scene, start a fight, or threaten to take action. (yes. physically defend yourself, by all means) Collect your info and just do it (call the owners, or cops, post stuff on-line, try and get the media involved.) We can beat them at their own game. we have to be smart about it. |
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In case you didn't know we are at war with the left. This is how you win the culture war. This is what it looks like on the front lines of the culture war. You can say he was trespassing all you want. Until he is charged with trespassing it legally doesn't matter. People with your mind set is why we are losing. It's why in 25 years we want even recognize this country anymore unless we fight. View Quote Also, side note....there are lots of things that are crimes that ultimately can only be prosecuted if there is a willing victim in prosecution. Doesn't mean a crime wasn't occurring and if LE has a reasonable belief that a crime was occurring, they can take enforcement action. The Supreme Court has already weighed in on this.....recently. Booze, drugs, strippers -- and trespassing, Supreme Court says WASHINGTON – "Peaches" got creamed at the Supreme Court Monday. The justices ruled unanimously that District of Columbia police were within their rights to arrest 21 partygoers for trespassing and disorderly conduct in 2008 at a boozy bachelor party hosted by a woman named Peaches. Justice Clarence Thomas wrote that police made an "entirely reasonable inference" that those attending the party, which featured booze, drugs and strippers, knew they shouldn't be there because the home was vacant and in disarray. "The living room had been converted into a makeshift strip club," he wrote. "Strippers in bras and thongs, with cash stuffed in their garter belts, were giving lap dances. Upstairs, the officers found a group of men with a single, naked woman on a bare mattress — the only bed in the house — along with multiple open condom wrappers and a used condom. "Taken together, the condition of the house and the conduct of the party-goers allowed the officers to make several 'common-sense conclusions about human behavior.' " Furthermore, Thomas said, there was the problem of "a bachelor party without a bachelor." The case is important in setting a precedent for what police can and cannot do when confronted with similar situations. Here, a federal jury awarded $680,000 to the partygoers who sued the district after the arrests, and a federal appeals court upheld the verdict. While the court's judgment was unanimous, Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sonia Sotomayor said it need not have backed the police department's version of events. "The court’s jurisprudence, I am concerned, sets the balance too heavily in favor of police unaccountability to the detriment of Fourth Amendment protection," Ginsburg wrote. When the case was heard during the first week of the court's 2017 term in October, several justices showed their age. Justice Stephen Breyer, 79, said it's no longer uncommon for young people to show up for a party without knowing all the details — as opposed to during "the Middle Ages, with which I am more familiar." Justice Elena Kagan, 57, recalled parties she was invited to "long, long ago" where "marijuana was maybe present" and attendees didn't always know the host. The details were so tantalizing that after nearly an hour's debate, Justice Samuel Alito, 67, asked an obvious question. "Just out of curiosity," he said, "who is the bachelor at this bachelor party?" Even that was unclear to many celebrants, said their lawyer, Nathaniel Garrett. "So Peaches is the host at a bachelor party," Justice Anthony Kennedy, 81, mused. In his opinion for the court, Thomas cut into Peaches: "When the officers spoke with Peaches, she was nervous, agitated, and evasive," he wrote. "After initially insisting that she had permission to use the house, she ultimately confessed that this was a lie — a fact that the owner confirmed. Peaches’ lying and evasive behavior gave the officers reason to discredit everything she had told them." |
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