There is a problem. Without making a purchase you are a tresspassor. You have no rights.
I'm not so sure it's that simple. It's a public place and they really were waiting on someone....
There is a problem. Without making a purchase you are a tresspassor. You have no rights.
And this is who they run to represent them...
Yea you better be you own client and counsel and hope for the best... You on a steady long grind while these niggas just handed a winning lottery ticket over to their granddads slave masters grand daughter who has all of 6 months practice experience.On the real I’m going to start sitting in Starbucks in my workout gear... and surf on my phone...
I desperately need this shit to happen to me ... a brothas got bills to pay. I’d sue and my ass would be on every media outlet decked out in full lawyer gear...... with one of the attorneys from my firm representing me... so I can get double the exposure.
Every article would be “black lawyer this...” Black Lawyer that”.... Attorney ... this...
Man I’d build me... a pool in the backyard just for my Scrooge McDuck Money swim.
Yea.. you're clearly missing the point if you think this is a trespass case.There is a problem. Without making a purchase you are a tresspassor. You have no rights.
Ugly Cac bitch looks like Fiona from shrek.
Straight bullshit!
Then cacs have the nerve to wonder why we don't hold the same feelings for the flag as they do, it's because of shit like this and a whole lot of other little shit that happens to black folks each and everyday.
Yea you better be you own client and counsel and hope for the best... You on a steady long grind while these niggas just handed a winning lottery ticket over to their granddads slave masters grand daughter who has all of 6 months practice experience.![]()
T.I. and Kevin Hart have opposite takes on Starbucks arrests
April 16, 2018
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http://buzz.blog.myajc.com/2018/04/16/t-i-and-kevin-hart-have-opposite-takes-on-starbucks-arrests/
Atlanta actor/rapper T.I. (currently appearing in the locally filmed indie “Krystal”) is calling for a boycott of Starbucks following the controversial arrests of two black men widely disparaged as racist.
On the other hand, comic actor Kevin Hart, a Philadelphia native who has filmed numerous films in Atlanta (including the upcoming comedy “Night School”) says the matter boils down to bad management at an individual location.
“This is not a boycott Starbucks situation,” he said in a social media post.
T.I., who led protests at a Lenox Road Houston’s (now closed) after a patron said she felt discriminated against and took part in a 2016 demonstration against police brutality that shut down the highway, as shown below, has posted several messages urging people to dump Starbucks.
“My point exactly!!!” he posted with a clip from “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” in which Frances McDormand’s character assigns culpability to all members of unlawful groups. “This goes to the Policemen,Priests,Preachers,
Politicians, @starbucks , @hm ,and ANYONE ELSE WHO FEELS THEY CAN DISREGARD,DISRESPECT, or MISTREAT MINORITIES!!! We have THE GREATEST BUYING POWER WITH THE LEAST AMOUNT OF CONSIDERATION!!! Only one way to MAKE THEM RESPECT US!!! They hold US TO THIS STANDARD… why shouldn’t WE HOLD THEM TO IT?”
Hart has received both support and scorn for his take on things:
Starbucks president and CEO Kevin Johnson appeared on “Good Morning America” Monday morning to repeat his apology and his desire to meet with the two men who arrested. Johnson called what happened reprehensible and wrong and said more training to address” unconscious bias” is needed.
“It’s easy for me to point blame to one person in this incident,” he said in response to host Robin Roberts’ question asking if the employees involved would face discipline. “My responsibility is to look more broadly, just to ensure this never happens again. I’ve been very focused on understanding what guidelines and what training ever let this happen. What happened was wrong, and we will fix it.”
I read one report (it might have been posted in this thread) where the police asked them to leave and they asked why they were being asked to leave and that's when they were arrested. The police fucked up regardless of whether they asked them to leave or not though.
There is a problem. Without making a purchase you are a tresspassor. You have no rights.
Starbucks has a third place policy, which I understand to mean that you can loiter as long as you are not being disruptive
I said this in an earlier post in detail, but it does need to be repeated, because nobody's bringing it up. There was no trespassing in this case, based on this policy.
So you’re just going to be obtuse and ignore everything in this thread?There is a problem. Without making a purchase you are a tresspassor. You have no rights.
all of the news stories have the witnesses saying shes white.the barista could of been black also a lot of minorities work for starbucks everybody assume the barista is white
yep.This is exactly how I imagined her to look
the police do not have the right to enforce racial discrimination.It doesnt matter. When police ask you to leave SOMEBODY ELSE'S PROPERTY, you leave then ask questions later. I fucking hate police but i understand the law and how not to get ARRESTED...
its.I can't fucking stand Kevin Hart... but I agree with him. Its not a Starbucks corporation issue... Seek out the people that own that franchise and trained and hired Ol girl..
You have to buy something or have the intent to buy. If you say you were there with no intention of making a purchase your invitee status goes out the window. If they ask you to leave your status definitely goes out the window. I’m just responding to that man’s comment, can’t argue with the whole thread today.So you’re just going to be obtuse and ignore everything in this thread?![]()
I usually wait until my full party arrives before I order...I consider that basic class. Is there a rule that states a customer has to buy something within X minutes of walking into the store? I've walked around stores without buying anything, am I trespassing because I didn't buy a shirt or a videogame?
There is a problem. Without making a purchase you are a tresspassor. You have no rights.
You have to buy something or have the intent to buy. If you say you were there with no intention of making a purchase your invitee status goes out the window. If they ask you to leave your status definitely goes out the window. I’m just responding to that man’s comment, can’t argue with the whole thread today.
Something I have been reading that has been confirmed that nobody's talking about...
Starbucks actually has a policy where anyone can sit in the store (whether they are buying something or not), and the only reasons they can be asked to leave is if a) they are being disorderly, or b) if they fall asleep in the store. It has to do with the company concept that they would like everyone to treat Starbucks like a "third place" that people go to as part of their daily lives, with those places being home, work/school...
...and Starbucks.
Let me put this where the goats can get it; there was no trespassing based on the following:
They were not being disorderly, and they were not asleep; therefore, they were not trespassing, and they shouldn't have been arrested. Case closed. Thanks for playing.
The police chief was wrong as well, but he's gonna stick up for his officers no matter what...which could bite him in the ass later.
Probably has more to do with legal issues for firing herNot a wise business move to keep the Shrek looking racist manager employed (transferred) as the heat turns up nationally. She's an achoring liability as more stories of her past emerge. The business profits lost trumps the fuck out of her salary.
Interview with Starbucks COO Rosalind Brewer
They will allow you to buy up an area of stores tho or expand to an area. As Magic has like 75 stores I believe. But won't allow one guy to buy just one or two.Why Starbucks doesn't franchise
http://www.businessinsider.com/why-starbucks-doesnt-franchise-2016-9
However, despite having more than 24,000 locations worldwide, Starbucks has refused to franchise its standalone stores.
"We don't franchise our stores," Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz said in a WNYC interview on Tuesday. "So much of what we've succeeded in is based on the values and culture of the company, and I never believed we could do that in the franchise system where the people weren't working for the company."
There is a problem. Without making a purchase you are a tresspassor. You have no rights.