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Openly gay pastor drops lawsuit vs Whole Foods for slur

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Big surprise...not

 

Well he is a pastor. Not supposed to lie.

 

He is gay writing the word which is like the N WORD to gays, which one would think isn't good.

 

And he is a pastor, who would ever take him serious again, gay or not.

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There is just no reason to do what he did. Stupid.

There is just no reason to do what he did. Stupid.

 

Especially considering Whole Foods caters to an upper-class liberal clientele.

I really hope charges are brought against this guy.

He should have done this at Walmart, they would have settled in a matter of hours with him...donated $1,000,000 to his Church, fired every cake decorator in a 100 mile radius and forced every associate in the company to immediately go to Inclusiveness Training.

 

Walmart used to stand up to lawsuits of this nature, now they just seem to roll over and fart cash until the suit goes away. :lol2:

 

Good Job by the store to investigate this before caving in.

Especially considering Whole Foods caters to an upper-class liberal clientele.

 

So that makes it okay for him to falsely accuse?

All he's accomplished is to make sure that the next time something like this really happens a good number of people will be convinced it is another false accusation.

So that makes it okay for him to falsely accuse?

 

What in the world made you think I suggested such a thing? All I'm saying is he could have picked a more believable target.

What in the world made you think I suggested such a thing? All I'm saying is he could have picked a more believable target.

 

Sorry, my misinterpretation. I miss read it.

Whole Foods did have a counter suit against him, hopefully they continue it and they nail this guy to the cross, civil.

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