May 9, 200719 yr It is his restaurant and he has the right to serve whomever he wants, however, that being said, O.J. Simpson stood trial and was found not guilty. Now while that doesn't necessary mean that he is innocent our constitution provides that a person is legal innocent unless it can be proven beyond a reasonable doubt. With the circumstances of the trial as they are, I see no reason to treat O.J. any different that any other customer Ruby might have.
May 9, 200719 yr Don't let Al Sharpton know about this or he and his sidekick Jesse (I have Never had a job Jackson ) will be all over the news asking for the restaurant to be closed.
May 9, 200719 yr I wonder if the publicity he had to know would come from this action was part of his motivation for doing so. How many other customers has he served whom have been acquitted of charges by a jury of their peers? Would he serve the Duke Lacross boys?
May 9, 200719 yr I wonder if the publicity he had to know would come from this action was part of his motivation for doing so. How many other customers has he served whom have been acquitted of charges by a jury of their peers? Would he serve the Duke Lacross boys? He wouldn't be allowed to serve himself...
May 9, 200719 yr Not sure how I feel about this, but it's his restaurant and he can serve whoever he wants and not serve whoever he wants. Regardless what anyone feels, OJ was found not guilty, like it or not, we all have to live with it. The problem is that people still treat and look at OJ as a celbrity, and he is living off of that, if people would not pay attention to him an dnot treat him as a star/celebrity then OJ will just be another person.
May 9, 200719 yr Don't let Al Sharpton know about this or he and his sidekick Jesse (I have Never had a job Jackson ) will be all over the news asking for the restaurant to be closed. I don't think Al or Jesse would want to go up against Ruby, LOL. He won't back down.
May 9, 200719 yr I'm glad he did it, however I am wondering if there won't be some sort of repercussion from it.
May 9, 200719 yr I'm glad he did it, however I am wondering if there won't be some sort of repercussion from it. Shouldn't be....He's allowed to serve whomever he wishes...
May 9, 200719 yr Author I'm glad he did it, however I am wondering if there won't be some sort of repercussion from it.If there is, I'm in his corner.
May 9, 200719 yr Way to go J. Ruby!!! :banana: :banana: I, like cville said earlier will almost promise that the ACLU, Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson will be all over this one.
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