Del Taco worker fired over insult to burn victim

[ohhwanderlust]

People really suck sometimes.

I would've terminated him on the spot, too.

[mm4]

Originally Posted by Railman96

Waiting for the "America has been ruined from too much PC" crowd...

It's the difference between manners and empathy in contrast to manufactured sensitivities.

Hope the left learns the difference someday.

[jayden22]

Well hope he's happy now that he's unemployed

[1AngryTaxPayer]

Originally Posted by DaveinMtAiry

Of course this is disgusting. But this is what young men do. They are horrible people a lot of the time, this is not news.

Not if you are raised by actual Parents, ya know, two of them that have some manners and discipline.

[phetaroi]

Originally Posted by MyNameIsBellaMia

And of course the media and the internet blasts the poor guy's picture all over cyberspace so we can all point and stare.


If he's so sensitive about his looks, why is he getting in front of the camera?


Yes, it was crude, but this guy seems to want the attention.

Perhaps he feels he needs to tell his story to help others.

Or maybe he just wants to make a point that enough is enough.

[davenj08]

Originally Posted by MyNameIsBellaMia

If he's so sensitive about his looks, why is he getting in front of the camera?

He has a right to get in the front of the camera or wherever he wants to be. If someone approaches you and makes a nasty comment about your hair or nose or legs, does that mean you should hide in a hole for the rest of the week?


The topic shouldn't be the sensitivity of the victim. We should rather be talking about the insensitivity of the cashier. What was a funny moment for the cashier could hurt the psychology of the victim for a long time. Lack of empathy is tolerable but disdain is disgusting.