Whataburger Employee fired for refusing to serve police officers

[Since I'm the mad scientist proclaimed by myself]

Considering that she probably has had many awful experiences with cops, she should have been reprimanded or something, not fired.

I feel like replacing the word "Cops" with literally any other word wouldn't go over nearly as well.

Putting your place of employment at risk from a national boycott because you have some ill-sourced claims of bad treatment seems like grounds for firing.

https://techcrunch.com/2017/06/05/deep-analysis-of-police-body-cam-footage-shows-pattern-of-microaggressions-towards-black-people/

http://www.pbs.org/newshour/rundown/young-black-adults-less-trusting-police-poll-finds/

[Kingpoleon]

Republicans fight day and night to allow gay people to be turned away from businesses, but if a person who chooses a certain profession is discriminated against (cop), its the end of the world. Neither group should have to worry about being denied service, but it is hypocrisy to praise one and denounce the other.

My position:
- A self-employed person can refuse service to anyone for any reason
- An employer can fire employees for refusing service to anyone for any reason

[bagelman]

Considering that she probably has had many awful experiences with cops, she should have been reprimanded or something, not fired.

I feel like replacing the word "Cops" with literally any other word wouldn't go over nearly as well.

Putting your place of employment at risk from a national boycott because you have some ill-sourced claims of bad treatment seems like grounds for firing.

techcrunch.com/2017/06/05/deep-analysis-of-police-body-cam-footage-shows-pattern-of-microaggressions-towards-black-people/

Considering that she probably has had many awful experiences with black men, she should have been reprimanded or something, not fired.

Considering that she probably has had many awful experiences with queers, she should have been reprimanded or something, not fired.

[Ban my account ffs!]

Considering that she probably has had many awful experiences with cops, she should have been reprimanded or something, not fired.

I feel like replacing the word "Cops" with literally any other word wouldn't go over nearly as well.

Putting your place of employment at risk from a national boycott because you have some ill-sourced claims of bad treatment seems like grounds for firing.

techcrunch.com/2017/06/05/deep-analysis-of-police-body-cam-footage-shows-pattern-of-microaggressions-towards-black-people/

Considering that she probably has had many awful experiences with black men, she should have been reprimanded or something, not fired.

Considering that she probably has had many awful experiences with queers, she should have been reprimanded or something, not fired.

If you're going to call me a queer then you should replace black men with the n word.

[bagelman]

Considering that she probably has had many awful experiences with cops, she should have been reprimanded or something, not fired.

I feel like replacing the word "Cops" with literally any other word wouldn't go over nearly as well.

Putting your place of employment at risk from a national boycott because you have some ill-sourced claims of bad treatment seems like grounds for firing.

techcrunch.com/2017/06/05/deep-analysis-of-police-body-cam-footage-shows-pattern-of-microaggressions-towards-black-people/

Considering that she probably has had many awful experiences with black men, she should have been reprimanded or something, not fired.

Considering that she probably has had many awful experiences with queers, she should have been reprimanded or something, not fired.

If you're going to call me a queer then you should replace black men with the n word.

I'm not self loathing enough to use such a pejorative unironically. Just showing how easy it is to turn that bad argument into something bigoted.