Whataburger fires employee for refusing to serve police officers

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[MayflowerMadam]

Frankly I’d rather a black server be up-front and refuse to serve me than have him spitting or peeing in my food out of sight.

Starting about six months back, I’ll walk out if I see blacks behind the counter or in the kitchen. I know it’s not fair to the decent ones, but how do you know?

I won’t go to a black doctor, either due to Affirmative Action. Again, there are wonderful black doctors, but how do you know if they excelled in med school or skated through by via A.A.? My mom went to one who was assigned to her, and he about killed her — literally.

It’s sad that it’s come to this, but it has. If the god-fearing, high-achieving blacks want this to change they need to be ultra activist in turning things around in their communities.

[Alas Babylon!]

Starting about six months back, I’ll walk out if I see blacks behind the counter or in the kitchen.

Then you'd never eat out down South. Here in Alabama, most every kitchen in service has black help, cooks, chefs, dishwashers, fry-cooks, preparers, etc., etc.

[T-Bone Texan]

Mayflower, what you say is simple common sense.

Spitting in white people’s food is a passive aggressive deal with them, and more common than folks realize.

Ever wonder why they giggle and laugh when handing you your food?

I refuse to buy any fast food were i cannot see the kitchen, and I refuse to go anywhere that the black employees are overtly rude and hostile, like the KFC on main street in my town.

[Grampa Dave]

Thanks

[Grampa Dave]

Thanks.

I got a wrong heads up with this.

[donna]

Any help. Never call the police. If you hate them, why would you ever call cops for anything?

[trebb]

Any help. Never call the police. If you hate them, why would you ever call cops for anything?

I don't hate cops in general but I despise the bad ones that bring down the others. Sometimes they are a necessity and serve good purpose, and as your page so aptly states (lots of good stuff there - thank you)

Policemen and laws can never replace these restraints on personal conduct. At best, the police and criminal justice system are the last desperate line of defense for a civilized society. This failure to fully transmit value norms to subsequent generations represents another failing of the greatest generation.
- Walter E. Williams, Nov. 21, 2007

One can argue we have gone way past the point where we are no longer instilling/transmitting the value norms. We have put ourselves in the position where the last desperate line of defense has some validity even though those in power will surely use it to subjugate us further. We, with the tireless 'help" of the Left have brought it upon ourselves where cops are no longer public servants but have found it necessary to equip for war as a means of its own self defense.

If I have an accident, I'll call the cops to write up the report. If I'm in danger, I'll give the cops a post-event report so they can dispose of the body and notify next of kin.

I really like your homepage and the quotes you put there - too bad we can't/won't follow the logical process that those wise folks would propose for us.

[MayflowerMadam]

I live in Tennessee; I eat out all the time.

[Alas Babylon!]

Tennessee? You’re a Northerner!

J/K...

Seriously, what I mean then, fellow Southern, is that at least down here in these parts I hail from, there are just too many blacks to avoid them in the situation you describe. Although with the illegal aliens taking all the jobs, that soon might end for the restaurant business, even down in parts where blacks are half the population.

[MayflowerMadam]

I get what you mean; we’re quasi-southerners here in TN, I guess. (I actually was raised in NY state.) Still, I’m not inclined to each where I think my food might be unsafe for any reason. I never “send it back” to the kitchen, either.

[donna]

Also from my page:

Anarchy
Without law we have anarchy, we have the devil stalking the earth, picking us off one by one, the weak and strong alike. We are all vulnerable at times. It is not only justice; in the end it is survival itself.

Without law, who will protect the mother and child who are tomorrow’s strength? Who will protect the geniuses of the mind, the inventor, the artist who enriches the world but has not the power of money or physical ability to defend himself? Who will protect the wise who are old, and might fall victim to the powerful and foolish? Indeed who will protect the strong from themselves?
- Excerpt from “Farriers’ Lane” by Anne Perry

[trebb]

I enjoyed everything you have on your page. I guess the problem is that once we have laws, who enforces them and how. I liked it when citizens could exert "pressure" on those around them who insisted on misbehaving without being sued to death for "violating the bad guys civil rights". Used to be a time where the People were very good at policing themselves for much and that the cops weren't as prevalent in our lives as they are now. Too many laws = too many People being "guilty of criminal behavior" and too many LEOs to enforce the laws. Couple that with a reduction in an insistence on morality and decent behavior in society and Anarchy does begin to take over.

God Bless

[donna]

America only works with a Christian culture.

We used to have a Christian in every room.

Every political meeting, police station, public school - all expected behavior that met basic Christian standards. Public behavior was G-rated and anything else was done privately or in secret.

That is the only way the freedoms we have enjoyed can continue.