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[Complex Kid]

I don't know where else to put this one. It's unbelievable that people who are this stupid have managed to avoid drowning in the shower.

Eugene store owner attacked while enforcing mask mandate, police say

EUGENE, Ore. -- The owner of a Eugene cookie store was assaulted while trying to enforce the mask mandate on Wednesday, police say.

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The video has language and violence.

When the cop is watching the video and pulls this look at her partner is when they should have known they forked up:



I hope that lady got her baseball bat back for the next time these two idiots try and pay her a visit.

 

[Eeyore]

When the cop is watching the video and pulls this look at her partner is when they should have known they forked up:



I hope that lady got her baseball bat back for the next time these two idiots try and pay her a visit.

Next time she needs to use it with conviction. She didn't swing to decapitate and it could have gotten her killed.

 

[gboudx]

Why didn't the store owner call the cops? Why did she resort to a baseball bat? Maybe some history with those 2?

 

[guidomerkinsrules]

Next time she needs to use it with conviction. She didn't swing to decapitate and it could have gotten her killed.

Also go for the knees first - get em on the ground so the arm blocks and dodges are less effective

 

[Eeyore]

Also go for the knees first - get em on the ground so the arm blocks and dodges are less effective

All that I can think of now is "give me the bat Wendy!"

 

[Optimus Prime]

......A second message states what kind of sign the customer is looking for: "I want a round door sign that says 'Welcome unvacinated and unafraid' but like pretty ya know?? Its for my front door and i need it by thanksgiving. How much $$??."

@thesleepyowlhome politely declines her request due to the anti-vaccination message it entails.

"Samantha, assuming you are referring to the COVID vaccine, I cannot in good conscience make a sign promoting anti-vaccination," @thesleepyowlhome wrote back. "COVID vaccines have been thoroughly tested and proven effective and are entirely safe so there's nothing to even be afraid of. Thanks!"

Samantha responded with an angry message attacking @thesleepyowlhome personally.

"Um i didn't ask for your opinion i just want you to do your job like im paying you for. or you just cant do customs like you said and are just lieing to our customers or what?? Seriously I just want the sign and im the one paying you and im a lion not a sheep!!" Samantha said..........

MSN

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[GeauxWhoDats]

......A second message states what kind of sign the customer is looking for: "I want a round door sign that says 'Welcome unvacinated and unafraid' but like pretty ya know?? Its for my front door and i need it by thanksgiving. How much $$??."

@thesleepyowlhome politely declines her request due to the anti-vaccination message it entails.

"Samantha, assuming you are referring to the COVID vaccine, I cannot in good conscience make a sign promoting anti-vaccination," @thesleepyowlhome wrote back. "COVID vaccines have been thoroughly tested and proven effective and are entirely safe so there's nothing to even be afraid of. Thanks!"

Samantha responded with an angry message attacking @thesleepyowlhome personally.

"Um i didn't ask for your opinion i just want you to do your job like im paying you for. or you just cant do customs like you said and are just lieing to our customers or what?? Seriously I just want the sign and im the one paying you and im a lion not a sheep!!" Samantha said..........

MSN

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Politics aside, she isn't a Karen she is correct. Customer asked for a quote not the personal opinion of the business owner. All that sign company had to do is respond that he was unable to complete her order. She became a "Karen" simply because they responded in the manner that they did. The lion and sheep part was her mistake. If she omitted that her response would seem reasonable.

This story is similar to the Bakery that refused the Gay Couple's wedding cake but the Baker was considered the "Karen".

 

[nolaspe]

......A second message states what kind of sign the customer is looking for: "I want a round door sign that says 'Welcome unvacinated and unafraid' but like pretty ya know?? Its for my front door and i need it by thanksgiving. How much $$??."

@thesleepyowlhome politely declines her request due to the anti-vaccination message it entails.

"Samantha, assuming you are referring to the COVID vaccine, I cannot in good conscience make a sign promoting anti-vaccination," @thesleepyowlhome wrote back. "COVID vaccines have been thoroughly tested and proven effective and are entirely safe so there's nothing to even be afraid of. Thanks!"

Samantha responded with an angry message attacking @thesleepyowlhome personally.

"Um i didn't ask for your opinion i just want you to do your job like im paying you for. or you just cant do customs like you said and are just lieing to our customers or what?? Seriously I just want the sign and im the one paying you and im a lion not a sheep!!" Samantha said..........

MSN

www.msn.com

I like how this restaurant responded to it's own set of Karens and Chads...

NC Restaurant Turns Anti-Masker’s One-Star “Satanic” Review Into Keepsake Shirt

Satan wins again!

friendlyatheist.patheos.com

 

[Tapxe]

Politics aside, she isn't a Karen she is correct. Customer asked for a quote not the personal opinion of the business owner. All that sign company had to do is respond that he was unable to complete her order. She became a "Karen" simply because they responded in the manner that they did. The lion and sheep part was her mistake. If she omitted that her response would seem reasonable.

This story is similar to the Bakery that refused the Gay Couple's wedding cake but the Baker was considered the "Karen".

I find there to be a difference between refusing someone's business because of their sexual preference and refusing business because it's spreading dangerous misinformed bravissimo. So it's apples and oranges to me.

 

[Tapxe]

 

[livefromDC]

Politics aside, she isn't a Karen she is correct. Customer asked for a quote not the personal opinion of the business owner. All that sign company had to do is respond that he was unable to complete her order. She became a "Karen" simply because they responded in the manner that they did. The lion and sheep part was her mistake. If she omitted that her response would seem reasonable.

This story is similar to the Bakery that refused the Gay Couple's wedding cake but the Baker was considered the "Karen".

Nope. It's only political for the side making it political. If she asked for a sign stating that "Jews are evil, Hitler was right", and the shop owner responded, "I cannot make a sign supporting antisemitism in good conscience", it would be seen as simply notifying the potential customer why they won't be doing business. Ignoring the request is impolite, bad business, being upfront yet courteous about the reasons you can not enter into business with someone is the proper step to take. Vaccines, like not endorsing discrimination, isn't a political take...or shouldn't be one.

 

[sfidc3]

I find there to be a difference between refusing someone's business because of their sexual preference and refusing business because it's spreading dangerous misinformed bravissimo. So it's apples and oranges to me.

Yup, to somehow say that a business is at fault in their response to actually not spread misinformation about a deadly virus is....lunacy....they responded perfectly....and Karen's response that follows was so utterly predictable....

 

[Optimus Prime]

this. it's not only, "i think the world is flat" it's "i think the world's flat, and i can prove it"

and think you're a brainwashed moron for thinking that it's wrong

 

[Tapxe]

Woman caught on video throwing soup in face of restaurant manager after argument

The woman who threw the soup is facing criminal charges, according to police in Temple, Texas.

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