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I watched up to 2:33 and realize the whole thing is staged. No way is a customer going to tell a waitress to leave her place of employment. Or..........if he does, he's as bad or worse than the waitress is pretending to be.
And MoveOn? I should never have clicked. I know better.
I watched up to 2:33 and realize the whole thing is staged. No way is a customer going to tell a waitress to leave her place of employment. Or..........if he does, he's as bad or worse than the waitress is pretending to be.
And MoveOn? I should never have clicked. I know better.
I went into that one realizing that many of the people would be those who would support gayety and found that I was right. It was the Moveon part that told me to be ready for what I got to see.
I went into that one realizing that many of the people would be those who would support gayety and found that I was right. It was the Moveon part that told me to be ready for what I got to see.
Gayety? Hahaha, whatever that is. You didn't watch the clip, did you?
But, but, but..... I thought Texas & Texans were backward redneck homophobes?? Watch this video in its entirety and you'll think otherwise!!
This is the same situation that ABC News staged in another hometown restaurant that made news. The only difference was that it was about a white girl introducing her father to her black boyfriend and the patrons in the restaurant freak out at the sight of a interracial couple. I made a thread last Dec 12th on here called 'Father Of White Girl Rejects Black Boyfriend. What Would You Do?'
I think the big question is why a staged event for a television show meant to entertain people would shock anyone?
If one has a point to make, find a legitimate news story.
In the science world do you understand the difference between an experiment and an observation? Do you understand the difference between the types of conclusions that can be made on each?
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