Posted on 04/03/2015 11:14:57 AM PDT by celmak
Update, April 3: The Indiana man who claims to have been hacked now admits that he wasn't, but says he was "joking" about robbing Memories Pizza, and is threatening to sue those who exposed his (ahem) public comments.
Those of us following the Memories Pizza story won't have trouble remembering it as the years go by, thanks only partially to the Walkerton, Indiana store's fairly unusual name for a pizzeria.
What will also easy to recall are the "memories" of the unhinged and threatening leftist behavior that accompanied its owner's simple statement that, if the request ever arose, they would have to turn down catering a same-sex "marriage" because participating in or supporting such a ceremony violates their firm Christian religious beliefs and the press's attempts to cover up what their journalistic malfeasance unleashed.
At last count, we had: a tweeted wish to organize a group to burn the store down a tweet described only as "mean" by the station responsible for the original ambush story. a separate threat to the GoFundMe organizer who has a orchestrated a campaign which had raised over $379,000 for Memories as of 9:30 p.m. ET. and, to top it off, another threat, by someone who now laughably claims he was hacked, to steal from the O'Connors the money that has been raised.
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Yeppers, see my first post.
Agreed.
Hear that sound? That’s the bolt of my FN FAL slamming home. It’s coming, people.
$746,000 as of this posting, over 25,000 donors ( me included. I chipped in $25 ).
That said, I just happen to think Memory Pizza is an awful name for a pizza parlor.
Cheese, lighten up, Francis.;-)
Only they are good Christians so of course never said something like that. They said they didn't care; it's none of their business and of course they'd serve gays. The reporter then asked the hypothetical question: Would you cater a gay wedding? There, they said, that there was an issue, and they wouldn't do that, it would be against their beliefs.
So, I'm afraid you're not getting your million dollars. Oh, you glossed over the part about having liberal America threatening to kill you, your family and destroy your home and business, being a mockery on the local news and the rest of the stuff that pretty much sparked the fundraising.
Cheese, lighten up, Francis.;-)
You never sausage a nice pizza parlor. ;)
Yoo-hoo...Tim Cook? Where are you?
There was the 2012 shooting at the Family Research Council, after the SPLC listed them as a hate group
Gofundme must be loving it, too. They take 5% off the top so they’re clearing over $35k so far.
The press MUST ignore any threats to Memories Pizza. Reporting the threats would totally undermine the chosen narrative of hateful, intolerant Christians by bringing hateful, intolerant liberals into the picture. That won’t be allowed.
Cheese, stay on topic Merry -_-
*snicker*
That is what I thought and people are making new memories.
Considering these poor people are probably already flagged for audit by the IRS, I wonder as well.
People are tired of the leftist gestapo and the gay mafia in destroying innocent people's businesses and lives. Time to push back and push back hard.
And why are they called “parlors?” Hamburger places are called “joints,” but pizzas get “parlors?”
‘Here is my statement, I dont want to do business with sicko homos. Now GoFundMe to the tune of about $1 million.’
You’re missing the whole point. These people did not set out to make money except by selling pizzas. They didn’t ask for handouts, and they certainly didn’t ask for death threats. This money will hopefully allow these people to put their lives back together as well as to defend their constitutional rights in court.
This?
See here. Nothing like an enraged libtard!
More on Red Giant Union. That GoFundMe account is really frosting him!
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