Lastamender
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- Dec 28, 2011
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I went for years without a haircut. The color of the barber never mattered.It's obvious your dumbass has never been to a black barbershop.
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I went for years without a haircut. The color of the barber never mattered.It's obvious your dumbass has never been to a black barbershop.
Figured you’d also be stupid enough to hold a round table for the Trump campaign too.Typical nonsense.
I know all about the tards on this site. Most of you walk backward and still bump your foreheads. DAF
You’ve segregated barbershops too?It's obvious your dumbass has never been to a black barbershop.
LOL, yea right. Dumbass the man says he is losing business since he had this stupid ass conference in this shop, his business was thriving before what part of that don't you understand?I went for years without a haircut. The color of the barber never mattered.
No, you segregated barbershop and every other shop. Black folks have never been guilty of denying service to folks because of the color of their skin.You’ve segregated barbershops too?
No limits to your racism.
A black barbershop owner in Atlanta claims he was misled by the Trump campaign into hosting a roundtable event for black small business owners, which turned out to be a campaign event for Donald Trump. The owner, Rocky Jones, expressed feeling betrayed and used, stating that he was not informed the event was political and that it was presented as a community-focused initiative. Following the event, Jones reported a decline in his business, with some customers expressing dissatisfaction over the political association. The incident has sparked criticism from various social media users and political commentators, highlighting concerns about the Trump campaign's tactics and its impact on the small business owner.
Talk to the haters about that. They are not Trump supporters hurting his business.LOL, yea right. Dumbass the man says he is losing business since he had this stupid ass conference in this shop, his business was thriving before what part of that don't you understand?
His business wasn't hurting until he had that orange moron on the phone.Talk to the haters about that. They are not Trump supporters hurting his business.
A black barbershop owner in Atlanta claims he was misled by the Trump campaign into hosting a roundtable event for black small business owners, which turned out to be a campaign event for Donald Trump. The owner, Rocky Jones, expressed feeling betrayed and used, stating that he was not informed the event was political and that it was presented as a community-focused initiative. Following the event, Jones reported a decline in his business, with some customers expressing dissatisfaction over the political association. The incident has sparked criticism from various social media users and political commentators, highlighting concerns about the Trump campaign's tactics and its impact on the small business owner.
The haters are ruining his business. What part of that don't you get?His business wasn't hurting until he had that orange moron on the phone.