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Tatiana

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6. Oh my... I wonder how it feels for the shoe to be on the other foot?

Wed Dec 28, 2016, 02:31 PM

Dec 2016

Remember when they thought it was a baker's prerogative if he or she didn't feel comfortable making a wedding cake for a gay couple?

Hmmm... now people actually are being vocal about trying to refuse service to Trump voters. Amazing turn of events!

This source is from Faux Noise, but I think it's hilarious that the sane part of this country seems to want nothing to do with the deplorables. I really don't have a problem with public shaming or ostracization when the consequences for their behavior are so destructive. These people should feel uncomfortable wherever they go.

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'You cannot eat here': Hawaii caf riles residents with ban on Trump voters [View all] Ohioblue22 Dec 2016 OP

Idiots and assholes are NOT a protected class! nt MADem Dec 2016 #1

I want to go there Bettie Dec 2016 #2

+1000 smirkymonkey Dec 2016 #3

That cafe would be my new full-time lunch spot if I lived there. LonePirate Dec 2016 #4

Aaaaaand here's what happened to their Yelp page: Guy Whitey Corngood Dec 2016 #5

Oh my... I wonder how it feels for the shoe to be on the other foot? Tatiana Dec 2016 #6

Apparently not so good they're Firebombed their yelp page Ohioblue22 Dec 2016 #8

Hes getting slammed on Yelp Henry Krinkle Dec 2016 #7

Why would anyone rely on yelp when anyone can write anything Ohioblue22 Dec 2016 #9

Yelp is serious buisness for some. Henry Krinkle Dec 2016 #11

Yelp yappers . I prefer to make my own decisions Ohioblue22 Dec 2016 #13

When you go to yelp you get this Ohioblue22 Dec 2016 #10

I find this so weird. RedWedge Dec 2016 #12

I agree - not on its weirdness, as much it's being at crosspurposes with their intent. tenorly Dec 2016 #14

K&R across the country in every business sector. ffr Dec 2016 #15