Disir
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She didn't make it worse. Cut the shit.
You think her tweeting about it wasn't an attempt to bring it more attention, and to give Trump supporters something to be outraged (and potentially violent) about?
Maybe you just don't understand people all that well. I'm assuming Sarah does. She knows what mob mentality does to people, particularly in a hyper partisan and hostile climate as this. She only tweeted to try and damage these people. No other reason to do so. And while it's unlikely anyone will attack the owner, her employees, or the store ... one never really knows. People are capable of some crazy shit.
I understand people too well. And this is bullshit.
I forgot to mention that she also did it to please Trump, knowing how much he would love the distraction. But she knew she was potentially damaging this woman and her family for petty revenge over being slighted and asked to leave. No doubt about that.
Same as the restaurant owner knew what she was doing & getting herself & her business into, when she asked her to leave.
Small town restaurant owner vs. the biggest microphone in the United States?
Yeah, that's a fair fight.
Like I said, it was not very smart to ask her to leave, and not something I'd have done, but it's not a fight between equals.
Nah. Restaurant owner is not a victim. It isn't a fight. You got nothing but some Nancy Grace BS.