Why I don’t use Yelp or anything similar.
I’m more the word of mouth type.
The LEFT/DEMOCRATS are dangerous - here’s the play-by-play of the Denver Shooting: https://www.denverpost.com/2020/10/12/denver-protest-shooting-photos-full-sequence/
Burn, Loot & Murder and pantyfa are Mao’s Red Guard, right out of his “Little Red Book”.
I am hoping that Yelp! is just using this ‘controversy’ churn up free advertising and will drop it later.
However, if Yelp DOES implement this, I hope they are sued out of existence.
IN the meantime, it won’t have any impact or I will actually prefer ‘racist’ restaurants as a reaction to this crap.
Restaurants that want only good customers should simply post a sign that reads “No Niggards”. It means “no misers” and has nothing to do with “teens”. Bad money chases away good money so keeping the snowflakes out is often the difference between profit or loss.
‘Yelp Guilty of anti-American Behavior’
All these damned outfits think they’ve got their own little Pol Potish version of an American social reengineering dream going on. As if it could never backfire on them. I don’t want to hear them crying when they’re led to a ditch somewhere for their own little dose of lead.
race hoaxes on steroids
warning to restaurants. Minorities can do whatever they want in your restaurant. Minorities can demand whatever they want in your restaurant or you will receive a scarlet letter.
Personally, I believe there should be extreme liability attached to this rating and no anonymity whatsoever.
one of my favorites showing the stupidity Antifa/Yelp
https://clearnewswire.com/465810.html
After announcing that it will now be placing “Business Accused of Racist Behavior Alert” buttons on the pages of businesses that may or may not be engaging in “racist behavior,” the crowd-sourced rating service Yelp has quickly transformed into a tool for Antifa and Black Lives Matter (BLM) extremists to create lists of offending stores to terrorize. This is already happening in Portland where @safePDX, a violent Antifa group responsible for organizing “protests” through Twitter, announced that it will be using Yelp to compile a list of “non-friendly” businesses throughout Portland that are caught “hanging blue lives garbage in their store or anything else that’s anti the BLM movement.” The now-private Twitter account, which currently has around 6,000 followers, further encouraged radical extremists to “[d]rop them below,” referring to the names of businesses believed to be in opposition to Antifa and BLM terrorism. Brothers Cannabis Dispensary, Portland’s oldest cannabis dispensary, is one of the businesses already being targeted. According to @safePDX follower Portland Sound Bloc, also known as “Rob” in a Portland Monthly article, the dispensary displays “pro-cop s*** in the windows,” and must now pay a price. The minority-owned dispensary, which has a majority of minority employees, responded to the accusation with a simple question, illustrating that Portland Sound Bloc has no idea what he is talking about and is gravely mistaken. “What Pro-cop thing are you talking about?” Brothers Cannabis Dispensary asked. “Are you referring to this portland police alarm permit we are required to display since day one?” As it turns out, Brothers Cannabis Dispensary, like all other Portland businesses that have an alarm security system, is required to display an annual permit showing that its alarm system is registered with the Portland Police Bureau. “Please cut this permit between the lines indicated, then tape it in a visible location, preferably near the entrance, for responding officers,” an image of the permit, as posted, reads.’
A display of alarm security system required by law. You can’t make this stuff up!
It’s coming. As soon as the race extortionists think of it.
Something like Yelp is always open to fake reviews, positive and negative. Over the weekend I ate at a place I have gone to for years and have been satisfied. This time, I had the worst service experience in my life. I could have written a negative review, and if I wanted to really stick it to them, I could write that the bad experience was racially motivated. It wasn’t, but who would know otherwise?
The first accusation is against Yelp itself for racist behavior. Who could then justify using an app that’s racist?
Someone that yelp accuse a business of racism should sue the living hell out of them in a conservative jurisdiction. Even if they win mostly, That would cost them money and aggravation. Repeat the process thousands of times.
It’s like scrawling “Juden” on the window of a business. These people will never see themselves as they really are.
What’s a yelp? I used to have something called that on my phone but a few days ago I got rid of it forever. Oh right, I did that because they said they were enforcing a chinese social credit policy so they are dead to me forever.
Sounds like an innocent business may end up owning Yelp.
I don’t necessarily trust online reviews...good ones are probably from staff, relatives and friends; bad ones are from competitors and staff, family and friends.
Write a review of YELP and say they are racist.
See how quick they take that down and ban you.