Flea-Market Shopper Calls 911 Over Confederate Goods

WND ^ | 07/12/2015 | WND

[ScottWalkerForPresident2016]

'I was shaking and almost vomiting'

Local police received a complaint when a shopper discovered Nazi and Confederate merchandise at a popular flea market last weekend, according to Chief William Wright.

An officer responded to the Redwood Flea Market on South Turnpike Road Sunday to investigate the report and found Nazi and Confederate memorabilia for sale. He told the complainant, who is Jewish, there was nothing police could do because the merchandise was on private property.

[Lurker]

What a pansie.

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[Talisker]

So why didn’t the police arrest this jackass for misuse of the 911 system?

[expat2]

I’m pretty sure it was the Nazi stuff that was the primary problem for her.

[matt1234]

And the caller is likely “pro choice.”

[null and void]

He told the complainant, who is Jewish, there was nothing police could do because the merchandise was on private property.

It would simply never occur to the complainant to simply not buy the merchandise.

[LibWhacker]

I’m so sick of liberal a**holes. “I was shaking and vomiting”... Why does she think I care? I don’t care if her damned arms and legs fell off.

[SamAdams76]

He had a very, very bad day. But I'm happy to report that he made it safely home and his mommy got him into his pajamas and made him a nice cup of hot chocolate.

[miss marmelstein]

Were the flags being shown together? I must admit it infuriates me when libs conflate the battle flag with the Nazi flag and it infuriates me that some dummy sells them together. That said, the person who called in to the cops is a wimp.

[from occupied ga]

An officer responded to the Redwood Flea Market on South Turnpike Road Sunday to investigate the report and found Nazi and Confederate memorabilia for sale. He told the complainant, who is Jewish, there was nothing police could do because the merchandise was on private property.

Wrong answer - nothing he could do because the 1sr amendment protects freedom of speech.

And for the dipshit that called the cops. Look in your copy of the Bill of Rights (if you've ever even heard of it) THERE IS NO RIGHT NOT TO BE OFFENDED. In fact I hope this post offends every liberal on this forum.

[Cowboy Bob]

These people are mentally disturbed. The best this to do with them is have them lobotomized, given an orange jumpsuit and have them sweep the streets. This way they can become contributing members of society.

[RightGeek]

[ponygirl]

Every time I see that picture I want to punch that dweeb in the face. In fact, I So badly want to knock his smug smirk into next Wednesday that I am shaking and vomiting right now. I’m going to call 911. BRB.

[cicero2k]

The Harrisons on Pawnstars do not buy anything Nazi for years, mainly for the bad vibe perceived in customer’s minds.

When will this extend to Confederate symbols, is the question.

[silverleaf]

lol!!

[DesertRhino]

Is there anyone in America, especially a Jewish person who isn’t well aware that swastikas are not illegal in America?

[rockrr]

Eek-eek!

[PAR35]

A bit surprised to find something negative about a Jew in WND. They are generally dispensational apologists for the Jewish race.

[moovova]

"...but obviously it offended this person. It causes some people a sense of being uncomfortable. Certainly the owner could preclude this merchandise.”

Yeah, and I want "Lin" to stop selling these antiques. I can hardly eat my greens, cornbread, tripe and pinto beans while I'm staring at these salt & pepper shakers.

[mjp]

“I was shaking and almost vomiting,” he said. “I had to run. My grandmother had numbers,” he said, referring to the Nazi system of tattooing numbers on prisoners.

An overly sensitive reaction involves positive hallucination type of trance-pictures or voices of past experiences that are superimposed over the present moment.