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fifyCDUB98 said:Ag_07 said:Tom Hagen said:
I expect that there will be a few job openings this morning.
I don't. The coddling and encouragement will continue. Companies and bosses are too scared of a lawsuit to take action on someone "exercising their right to peacefully protest".Right to workat-will employment state.
Nevermind, I see this was thoroughly shown in previous posts. Carry on.
Pretty sure we had a thread about the unwarranted outcry.
So stupid.
So stupid.
A new list of restaurants to stay away from:
http://houston.eater.com/2017/2/17/14646620/houston-restaurants-aclu-fundraiser-dining-for-democracy
These places will give a portion of your check to the ACLU to fight deportation of criminal invaders.
http://houston.eater.com/2017/2/17/14646620/houston-restaurants-aclu-fundraiser-dining-for-democracy
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So far Dining For Democracy has recruited Axelrad, Chef Ryan LaChaine's Riel, Double Trouble, Down House, Little Dipper, Big Star, Grand Prize, and El Big Bad to participate in the fundraiser.
These places will give a portion of your check to the ACLU to fight deportation of criminal invaders.
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FIFYTom Hagen said:
A new list of restaurants to stay away from:
http://houston.eater.com/2017/2/17/14646620/houston-restaurants-aclu-fundraiser-dining-for-democracyQuote:
So far Dining For Democracy has recruited Axelrad, Chef Ryan LaChaine's Riel, Double Trouble, Down House, Little Dipper, Big Star, Grand Prize, and El Big Bad to participate in the fundraiser.
These places will give a portion of your check to the ACLU to fight deportation ofcriminal invaderscheap labor.
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I'm sure Brad was really worried about his white hipster employees getting deported back to the burbs.
On the other hand, I may find an excuse to go back to Fitz's and give some support.
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at least these people are making it easyblindey said:FIFYTom Hagen said:
A new list of restaurants to stay away from:
http://houston.eater.com/2017/2/17/14646620/houston-restaurants-aclu-fundraiser-dining-for-democracyQuote:
So far Dining For Democracy has recruited Axelrad, Chef Ryan LaChaine's Riel, Double Trouble, Down House, Little Dipper, Big Star, Grand Prize, and El Big Bad to participate in the fundraiser.
These places will give a portion of your check to the ACLU to fight deportation ofcriminal invaderscheap labor.
Tom Hagen said:
A new list of restaurants to stay away from:
http://houston.eater.com/2017/2/17/14646620/houston-restaurants-aclu-fundraiser-dining-for-democracyQuote:
So far Dining For Democracy has recruited Axelrad, Chef Ryan LaChaine's Riel, Double Trouble, Down House, Little Dipper, Big Star, Grand Prize, and El Big Bad to participate in the fundraiser.
These places will give a portion of your check to the ACLU to fight deportation of criminal invaders.
Downhouse is probably just looking for an excuse to skip payroll again.
If they skipped work, that is grounds for firing. It doesn't matter what they were doing. The right to peaceful protest is protect so that THE GOVERNMENT can't suppress your voice.Ezra Brooks said:Has nothing to do with the issue being discussed.CDUB98 said:Right to work state.Ag_07 said:Tom Hagen said:
I expect that there will be a few job openings this morning.
I don't. The coddling and encouragement will continue. Companies and bosses are too scared of a lawsuit to take action on someone "exercising their right to peacefully protest".
Satellite of Love said:If they skipped work, that is grounds for firing. It doesn't matter what they were doing. The right to peaceful protest is protect so that THE GOVERNMENT can't suppress your voice.Ezra Brooks said:Has nothing to do with the issue being discussed.CDUB98 said:Right to work state.Ag_07 said:Tom Hagen said:
I expect that there will be a few job openings this morning.
I don't. The coddling and encouragement will continue. Companies and bosses are too scared of a lawsuit to take action on someone "exercising their right to peacefully protest".
Which has nothing to do with right to work state.
(Read posts above)
So these restaraunt owners are basically telling me this:CowtownAg06 said:Tom Hagen said:
A new list of restaurants to stay away from:
http://houston.eater.com/2017/2/17/14646620/houston-restaurants-aclu-fundraiser-dining-for-democracyQuote:
So far Dining For Democracy has recruited Axelrad, Chef Ryan LaChaine's Riel, Double Trouble, Down House, Little Dipper, Big Star, Grand Prize, and El Big Bad to participate in the fundraiser.
These places will give a portion of your check to the ACLU to fight deportation of criminal invaders.
Downhouse is probably just looking for an excuse to skip payroll again.
-I hire illegals to work at my place of business, which is illegal.
or
-I am too stupid or dense to understand the difference between legal and illegal immigration.
Forum Troll said:So these restaurant owners are basically telling me this:CowtownAg06 said:Tom Hagen said:
A new list of restaurants to stay away from:
http://houston.eater.com/2017/2/17/14646620/houston-restaurants-aclu-fundraiser-dining-for-democracyQuote:
So far Dining For Democracy has recruited Axelrad, Chef Ryan LaChaine's Riel, Double Trouble, Down House, Little Dipper, Big Star, Grand Prize, and El Big Bad to participate in the fundraiser.
These places will give a portion of your check to the ACLU to fight deportation of criminal invaders.
Downhouse is probably just looking for an excuse to skip payroll again.
-I hire illegals to work at my place of business, which is illegal.
or
-I am too stupid or dense to understand the difference between legal and illegal immigration.
All restaurants hire illegals.