[BenLurkin]

Hard to believe this happened in Arizona.

[knarf]

Hard to believe this happens in America.

Cops having a cup of coffee and a burger are not there to threaten anyone.

They're just frikkin' hungry .... LIKE YOU !

I'd'a told the complaining customer they wouldn't have to put up with this crap again .... they were barred from my store.

[JimRed]

Arizona has become Californicated.

[jospehm20]

Not hard to believe it happened in Tempe. University towns across the nation tend to be full of indoctrinated scumbags.

[MosesKnows]

Hard to believe this happened in Arizona

Hard to believe this happened in Arizona anywhere in America.

[CMailBag]

Probably some Californicators.

[ImJustAnotherOkie]

Loosing 5 customers to keep 1 sounds like a business decision only a liberal could love.

[ifinnegan]

Tempe. University town.

[HartleyMBaldwin]

“Hard to believe this happened in Arizona.”

Very easy to believe it happened in Tempe.

[Cincinnatus.45-70]

You are being sarcastic, right? AZ is the land of Jeff Flake and John McCain is it not?

[photodawg]

Hard to believe this happened in Arizona.
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Didn’t happen in Arizona, it happened in Starbucks!

Starbucks are liberal safe spaces. Remember the two “blactivist businessmen” who went into a Starbucks, bought nothing, sat down and then asked to use bathroom. When barista said no unless they bought something, Starbucks fired her and had racial awareness day and said nobody would be kicked out or denied bathroom use in ANY Starbucks.

Of course the policy doesn’t apply to police officers who actually bought coffee and patronized Starbucks. Hypocritical you say. Not to Starbucks. You see, racial sensitivity day taught them that #blacklivesmatter and therefore #bluelives rights don’t count.

[Spktyr]

They re-elected McCain after the S&L debacle - for decades after.

How is this stupidity hard to believe?

[rdcbn]

Tempe is a college town and home to about 40,000 ASU students.

Tons of snowflakes and SJWs. ASU used to be one of the more normal college campuses but it seems the PC takeover of our colleges is pretty much a totally done deal.

The radical PC cadres have finished their long march and completely taken over the liberals arts departments and are consolidating their stranglehold on the Administration. They have intimidated the business schools into submission and they are now engaged in their assault on the so called STEM departments.

They only associate and hire like minded individuals and the ostracize people who are not 100% enthusiastic and on board with their agendas. They are both vicious and ruthless when dealing with people who do not conform to their orthodoxy and they are totally unconcerned with fairness, honesty or honor.

To them, the end justifies the means. This is scary because they are at heart nihilists who really have no end goal except for furthering their ideology and honing their victim hood centered grudges against society

[zaxtres]

Hard to believe this happened in Arizona.

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Bleed over from the crapola from that state to the west of them.

[righttackle44]

Hard to believe this happened in Arizona.

Bad things involving Arizona police officers have occurred lately. Mesa police were involved in the highly publicized shooting deaths of unarmed persons Daniel Shaver and Ivan Krstic [sic]. Shaver was killed while handcuffed and covered by several officers who had long guns trained on him. Officers in both instances were acquitted by juries. The shooter of Shaver, Officer Brailsford, was fired and has reportedly stopped the process of seeking reinstatement of his job.

Last week, in another highly publicized incident, members of a family were accused of shoplifting in Phoenix.

Officers responded and were shown on body camera handcuffing one of the family members, kicking his feet out from under him and throwing him to the ground. A child with the family group was also accused of shoplifting. The incident was not caught on police body cameras. The officers were caught on camera pointing weapons at the mother, obviously expecting, and the children. One officer is reported by witnesses to have shouted at the mother, "I could have shot you in front of your ******* kids!" The officers were not wearing any, in violation of city policy. The incident was caught on camera by another person. The police chief has apologized to the family for the manner of violence and profanity and threats to shoot the handcuffed man in the presence of their four-year-old daughter. (The daughter is the one who carried the doll out of the store.)

So the five officers kicked out of Starbucks are, unfortunately, operating in an atmosphere tainted by an atmosphere created by at least three incidents in which police officers threatened citizens with deadly violence. It has not been metropolitan Phoenix law enforcement's finest hours lately.