[Ronald_Magnus]

They read “How to be Given a Starbucks Franchise Free an Clear”.

[PGR88]

One would suspect it was a set-up, given how quickly Starbucks’ management responded (indeed, before few public facts were revealed), and how quickly the “remediation” plan was in place. Almost like it was already prepared.....

Also just like Obama’s government sponsored racial incidents and riots.

[Steve_Seattle]

Setup or not, on the same day as the Starbuck's kerfuffle, hundreds of thousands of African Americans were served in restaurants without incident. THAT is the norm, yet this one incident received unbelievably overblown coverage and was portrayed as the norm in outraged news coverage nationwide.

THAT is why it seems like a "setup," because of the way in which a minor incident - not even worthy of the local news - was used to spread a false narrative.

Meanwhile, Milo Y and a companion were forced to leave a New York restaurant when they were surrounded by a mob of chanting leftists who physically threatened them. The restaurant employees did nothing to stop it, and the story got minimal coverage.

[bgill]

In current times, we must ask that question first. Every time.

[rdcbn]

Was the Starbucks incident a set up?

Think of it more as a couple of Black entrepreneurs successfullly executing a carefully formulated business plan

[Sergio]

bkmk

[TennesseeGirl]

Was Rosa Parks/bus incident in AL a set-up? The answer to both is yes, according to Tammy Bruce. Bruce wrote in 2005 that "There was an importance early on with casting her as the Everywoman who simply had had enough. Getting the sympathy and support of the average American was key when it came to changing segregation laws. I believe it would have been more difficult to rally people around the deliberate arrest of an NAACP activist compared to the happenstance arrest of an average citizen.

So, the romantic presentation of Ms. Parks as a “tired seamstress” was born. Was she sometimes tired and a seamstress? Yes she was, but when she refused to give up that seat on the bus she was a civil rights activist and officer with the Montgomery NAACP.

And for those of you who still question that her ride on the bus was simply “to go home,” consider this: Six months prior to her arrest she traveled to Tennessee to attend the Highlander Folk School, an education center for workers’ rights and racial equality.

Rosa Parks was not just a member of the NAACP since the 1930s, but an officer. She wasn't an illiterate, uneducated poor soul, but she was a high school graduate back when the majority of the U.S. were not.

Was the Starbucks incident a setup? Of course. Both Nelson and Robinson are both college graduates with degrees in finance and/or marketing.

[publius911]

Was the Starbucks Incident a Setup?

YA THINK?!?

At first it just smelled like a setup. Now I am certain.
The no-imagination insane idiot copycats are sprouting out all over.

I have already quit Starbucks for good for giving in to Black Thug Extortion. What have they got to lose? They'll just raise the drink prices for the ignorant, complacent sheep.

I'm taking this flock out of here.

Together with any other so-called free enterprise system that joins the losing game.
Oh by the way, I have been ignoring totally ALL so called polls.

Totally Fake numnutz pushpoll - Losers!