Posted on 06/14/2020 11:01:24 AM PDT by knighthawk
Wendys announced earlier this month that it would donate $500,000 to help the black community and promised to amplify Black voices on its Twitter account before being targeted by rioters in Atlanta, Georgia on Saturday night.
Protests erupted in outrage over the shooting death of 27-year-old Rayshard Brooks, who was killed in a confrontation with police Friday in the parking lot of a Wendys. Brooks allegedly resisted arrest and took an officers taser as he fled.
Earlier this month, Wendys had backed the Black Lives Matter movement that mobilized after the killing of George Floyd, a 46-year-old African American man, in police custody in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Wendys joined many other corporations in making large donations to organizations and voicing its support for the movement on social media.
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Ooops.
Their voices are loud enough. Turn the amp down.
I guess you can’t bribe rioters to stay away from your business can you?
Now that there’s darned funny!
The shake-down really paid off Dave....
Fear and Cowardice are the bedrock of any good decision.
Gibberish turned up to 11 is still gibberish.
How much will a new restaurant cost?
Black voices are amplified way beyond their 12% of the population. They need to get out of their echo chamber.
That’s funny.
Cancel that check immediately.
Burn the rest of the Wendy’s down. They failed to open thd store at night to allow any crazy who wants to sleep off a high to stay there.
What’s going to happen when there’s no one left to pander to them?
You’ll get some businesses in these riot areas but they’ve set those cities back 40 years.
That’s how stupid and evil the democrats are.
There’s nothing like funding the ammunition for the firing squad executing you.
He's dead.
Well, those folks have been hearing about how fatty foods are going to kill them. Someone finally took action.
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