Okay, I DO have a question. ( like THATs a rare thing ...lol). The people and I say it that way because theres a difference between people protesting and funded and paid political activists, are impeding on many peoples rights to have a nice quiet brunch and the eaterys ability to conduct business. My questions are ( yes, plural ) how is this even legal? Dont you need to have a permit to have an organized protest? Why arent the patrons upset and banding together to shout them out? Why arent the owners of of these establishments calling the police? This isnt a peaceful protest. Its a gangsta style takeover like those die-in morons. It would seem to me that this is impeding on their Rights and the Rights of the establishments ability to conduct business. If I were a patron and these idiots came in, I would either get into a serious get the hell out discussion or call the manager owner over and tell him/ her that I didnt come here to watch and listen to political nut job activists and if they cant make them leave, then Im not paying for my meal. I think if more people did this, the loss of the meal and its money would prompt a better response from these establishments. This is so indicative of the silent majority...to passively sit by and not object while their own personal Rights are being violated. These are patrons who are paying good money to eat a brunch in peace and having it severely disrupted by political activists that could care less about the lives they tout. Its about capitalism and the majority of the organizers of these events or Socialists/ Marxist/Communists. So, in effect, they arent protesting about the lives of dead, glorified criminals, they are protesting against YOU and YOUR ability to spend your hard earned money at a nice place. Because they cant. Because they think just because THEY dont work that you shouldnt be able to enjoy the fruits of your hard work. Cmon people! Stand up for YOUR rights that they are violating. I think if they walked in and everyone jumped down their throat, they would start to think twice about the next place they go to and smugly declare sorry to interrupt your classy brunch, but black lives matter. I find it interesting they do these protests at upscale, high end restaurants. I think the out come would be highly different if they tried this bullshit at a Dennys in a blue collared neighborhood in a conservative state. This goes for those vegetarian fruitcakes invading the grocery stores with their idiotic chanting and mock funerals of a good prime rib. ( not that I have anything against vegetarians, but this group lends a new meaning to being out there. ) Any thoughts on this? youtu.be/t1JdRCPPIj4
Posted on: Thu, 08 Jan 2015 15:12:30 +0000
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