Posted on 03/23/2015 7:44:32 AM PDT by PROCON
Some sort of tipping point seems to have been reached, with Sunday morning brunch patrons no longer willing to sit passively as noisy protesters attempt to guilt-trip them about being white, or having the disposable income to go out for a nice brunch, or something (in my view, mostly anger about being such losers). Gateway Pundit reports on the pushback in Atlanta and Minneapolis eateries yesterday. In Atlanta:
Black Brunch protesters invaded several Decatur, Georgia restaurants on Sunday. Protesters report two establishments called police, with managers from Sweet Melissa’s trying unsuccessfully to throw them out.
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Perhaps the conversation is now starting. Too bad. It will be a two-way conversation, and the libs and racists will not like it.
Where can I get a mug like that?
People are just sick of their antics. Good for them.
Why would you pull a gun on them? You don’t draw unless you’re planning to shoot. This is worth killing for? That’s just as ridiculous as what they are doing.
“Don’t people carry pepper spray w/ them when they go out?”
Capital idea! Now I’d pay money to watch the customers “douche” a bunch of these black miscreants in front of some cameras!
Pepper spray is technically a condiment. Appropriate for taking to restaurants.
“#BlackBrunchMN at Maynard’s was so elevated and violent so fast that I couldn’t even tweet or take pictures.”
Overwhelming, swift, unintimidated response left the would-be agitators stunned like a bully that just got punched in the nose by a smaller boy.
Why don’t these rabble-rousers go to Starbucks during weekend brunch hours? I’m sure they would be more than welcome to lead the race discussion there.
What do you think you carry a gun for? Self defense. If you are surrounded by an angry crowd of blacks and you fear for your life you have every right to do whatever you feel you need to. You don’t have to wait until they decided to start beating you with their signs to show them you are prepared to defend yourself. Go lecture somebody else about guns.
with managers from Sweet Melissa’s trying unsuccessfully to throw them out.
So sick and tired of silly people that seem to have no life wanting to screw over people that do. They would not want to do this in a restuarant I was at.
Did they say where the other restaurants in Atlanta were? I’m not finding it.
Right, you get in a situation like what’s shown in the video and draw on someone and let me know how that goes for you.
I hope this doesn’t lead to violence. The MSM is probably eagerly hoping for some white person to overreact, so then they can devote 24/7 attention to the incident (like with the Oklahoma frat boys singing on a bus).
I hope this doesn’t lead to violence. The MSM is probably eagerly hoping for some white person to overreact, so then they can devote 24/7 attention to the incident (like with the Oklahoma frat boys singing on a bus).
The reason these Blacks chose Decatur and not some other areas of Atlanta is directly due to the fact that that is likely the area with the least chance of somebody drawing down on them. I know restaurants where 5 or 6 people would have pulled out a gun.
This is N GA. Everybody and their brother carries.
You should not waste time worrying about me. Nothing bad is going to happen to me. Worry about your own safety.
I think pepper spray would cause too much collateral damage. Nothing says "F. U." quite like a punch in the face, or a kick in the crotch...
And remember, kids, "I was very frightened and feared for my life, officer."
But if you are surrounded by angry whites.....?
If they are going to go so far as to “put their hands on them” then they should go ahead and beat the crap out of all of the ones they can catch.
When Blacks rampage, cities burn.
When Whites rampage, continents burn.
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