Burger chain allowing their employees to wear "ABOLISH ICE" badges

[Hiryuu]

If the border was secure, we wouldn't need ICE.

Secure the border, and I'm good with abolishing it.

The dolts in the article are advocating for the abolishment for the wrong reasons.

Problem is that if we ever do secure the border, ICE isn't just gonna go away. Has anyone thought about the consequences of that?

I don't think anyone is serious about securing the border. On several occasions Congress has passed legislation and even appropriated money to work towards securing the border. The GOP talks about it, but does nothing when they control both houses of Congress and the White House. The Democrats never even look at securing the border, unless they pretend they are going to, in order to get concessions on illegal immigrants already here (a shell game that is no longer working).

It's one of those issues where if you actually fix something, there is nothing left to argue about, and that doesn't serve politics.

 

[ThunderKiss1965]

This isn't a large chain, but BURGERVILLE does have a number of locations in Oregon and Washington.

burgerville-abolish-icej

There's a new beef at Burgerville. And it's all about buttons.

A budding dispute over political paraphernalia in the workplace has become a sticking point between the regional fast-food chain and members of an employee-led union seeking a boost in pay and other perks.

Ten Burgerville workers at the Northeast Glisan Street and 82nd Avenue location were sent home for the day late last month after they refused to remove buttons on their uniforms proclaiming "Abolish ICE" and "No One Is Illegal," a decision the company said violated a newly minted policy.

Yet one day later, Burgerville decided to place the rule on hold. The employees received back pay and returned to work, where they've continued to promote causes that have left the company -- and, it says, some customers -- uneasy.

https://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2018/09/portland_burgerville_workers_s.html#incart_target2box_default_#incart_target2box_targeted_

Private business and whatnot.

 

[petro]

Why would a burger joint ban ice?

Who likes warm sodas?

Add to that a ban on straws and soda size regulations, and we now have a flat warm 8oz. soda in a flimsy paper cup.
Winning business strategy.

 

[Carl in Michigan]

They support the murders of Mollie Tibbetts and Jamile Shaw.

Mollies dad supports the murder of his daughter too, but then, he is a Clinton zombie.

 

[Carl in Michigan]

Good for them. ICE is completely incompetent, a waste of

The ILLEGAL "community."

 

[Deno]

This isn't a large chain, but BURGERVILLE does have a number of locations in Oregon and Washington.

burgerville-abolish-icej

There's a new beef at Burgerville. And it's all about buttons.

A budding dispute over political paraphernalia in the workplace has become a sticking point between the regional fast-food chain and members of an employee-led union seeking a boost in pay and other perks.

Ten Burgerville workers at the Northeast Glisan Street and 82nd Avenue location were sent home for the day late last month after they refused to remove buttons on their uniforms proclaiming "Abolish ICE" and "No One Is Illegal," a decision the company said violated a newly minted policy.

Yet one day later, Burgerville decided to place the rule on hold. The employees received back pay and returned to work, where they've continued to promote causes that have left the company -- and, it says, some customers -- uneasy.

https://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2018/09/portland_burgerville_workers_s.html#incart_target2box_default_#incart_target2box_targeted_

Tards…….

This is probably as far as they will get in life.....