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imagine when we go to police state mode.......
Black Friday Bufoonery 2013...An Ongoing Thread
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TheGodling
Los Ingobernables de Sala de Cine
So you mean to tell me that when the bullshyt at Wal Mart went down a few months ago, causing nikkas on food stamps to go crazy and try to take advantage of the system and get free food.... they were labeled by white folks as "savages"
Bet money those same people calling nikkas "savages" were dishing out RKOs for a 32" Vizio....
There's a reason they call it Black Friday.
Father arrested after baby left alone in car
Haider Darwash arrested after leaving 2-month-old baby inside car in shopping center parking lot
Author: Associated Press
Published On: Nov 29 2013 07:25:21 AM EST
ORLANDO, Fla. -
A father was arrested on Thanksgiving Day on a felony child neglect charge after police say he left his 2-month-old son alone in a car outside a store.
Haider Hassan Khudhair Darwash, 34, was booked into the Orange County Jail after the arrest Thursday evening. An attorney was not listed on jail records, and there was no phone number listed for Darwash in Orlando.
According to the Florida Highway Patrol, Trooper Edy Rivera was working an off-duty detail at a Best Buy in the Waterford Lakes shopping center for Black Friday when a man approached him and told him there was a baby alone in a car.
"That was somebody who was concerned," FHP spokeswoman Sgt. Kim Montes told The Associated Press on Friday.
The infant was asleep in the back seat of the locked car when Rivera found him, officials said. Rivera then went inside the store and announced on the public address system that he was trying to find the parents of the child or the owner of the car. After about 10 minutes, no one came forward, and the trooper broke the window but "couldn't get the child to wake up," Montes said. Paramedics were called to the scene.
Shortly after, Darwash returned to the car and identified himself as the father, officials said.
When the trooper asked why the infant was left alone in the car, the father replied that he thought his wife had the child, according to the Highway Patrol account. The wife was located standing in line at a store in the shopping center. Darwash was arrested on a felony child neglect charge. Child welfare officials also were called to the scene. It was not immediately clear where the child was taken after the father's arrest. The mother was not charged.
The child was not harmed.
thats a fukked up story but why wasn't the mother charged
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Veteran
One dude got shot over a parking spot at Walmart a few counties over from where I live on Thanksgiving night.
good at the Victoria Secret stampede with all those pawgs
Zombie Plague Sweeps America: Video Proof!
Published on Nov 29, 2013
If Americans behave like this over electronic slave goods, imagine how they will react when the food runs out.
Published on Nov 29, 2013
If Americans behave like this over electronic slave goods, imagine how they will react when the food runs out.
Consider: Is Black Friday is a Crime Against Humanity?
Andrew V Pontbriand
There are approximately 190,000 people in China that are currently working in Slave Labor Camps. Among these are petty offenders such as drug addicts, pretty thieves and prostitutes. Currently, 75% of toy products are made in China, and these toys are being assembled under conditions that would make the average American cringe. So, why do we have so many consumers that support this, knowingly or unknowingly?
The Chinese labor camps indeed have women and children forced to work 7 days a week, and sometimes 20 hours a day. These factories are home for U.S. corporations that make staggering profits from the slave labor of women and children - and you're paying for it.
The average American citizen goes about their lives with a bleak understanding of where their products come from. Whether it's clothing like Nike, or Adidas; or toys made for Disney or McDonald's. People have lost sense of reality, as the average person is either blissfully unaware, or just doesn't care that the bulk of the products they buy (especially on Black Friday) are in fact straight out of prison factories, such as Foxconn.
Foxconn is one of the Taiwanese plants that assembles Apple products such as iPhones.
In 2010, a report done by more than 20 Universities in China stated that "Workers complained to the researchers that the assembly lines ran too fast, and that they were required to finish every procedure in exactly two seconds. Workers aren't allowed to talk, smile, sit down, walk around or move unnecessarily during their long working hours, which require them to finish 20,000 products every day."
In 2000 the McDonald's Corporation was forced to 'investigate' claims that child labor was being used in one of its Chinese Toy Factories. Once again, it was discovered that child labor was being used, and children were working 16 hour days, 7 days a week, and earning less than $25 a month.
To get an idea of the staggering numbers that surround Black Friday, let's examine a few statistics from 2011. In 2011, more than 226 million people shopped on Black Friday, whether online or in a store. Also, consumers spent a staggering $11.4 Billion Dollars on the day of Black Friday, with a total of $52.4 Billion Dollars over that weekend.
The so-called American Holiday, is on the same week where Americans give thanks to what we already have, including freedom, liberty, and wealth; which is now declining of course due to the destruction of our industry and manufacturing which was sent overseas. People who take part in the shopping-madness, just do not seem to grasp the understanding that a vast amount of human rights violations occur in the factories, whether it's a sweatshop or labor camp; where their beloved products are built.
According to numerous studies and investigations, most sweatshops - and especially labor camps (which are mostly located just outside of Hong Kong, where the business deals are made) - are found to constantly violate Chinese labor laws, UN human rights laws, and even the ethical codes of the corporations themselves; all to drive both the profits of the corporations, and the need for Americans to indulge in materialistic undertakings.
Black Friday doesn't seem to be slowing down. In fact, this year Black Friday became Black Thursday for the first time in history. As I go to publish this article a half hour before the ringing in of the real Black Friday, people are still out spending. So now Americans have an extra day to enjoy "savings" on the toys the Chinese workers had to suffer day in and day out to assemble, all while still struggling to feed their families.
Andrew V Pontbriand
There are approximately 190,000 people in China that are currently working in Slave Labor Camps. Among these are petty offenders such as drug addicts, pretty thieves and prostitutes. Currently, 75% of toy products are made in China, and these toys are being assembled under conditions that would make the average American cringe. So, why do we have so many consumers that support this, knowingly or unknowingly?
The Chinese labor camps indeed have women and children forced to work 7 days a week, and sometimes 20 hours a day. These factories are home for U.S. corporations that make staggering profits from the slave labor of women and children - and you're paying for it.
The average American citizen goes about their lives with a bleak understanding of where their products come from. Whether it's clothing like Nike, or Adidas; or toys made for Disney or McDonald's. People have lost sense of reality, as the average person is either blissfully unaware, or just doesn't care that the bulk of the products they buy (especially on Black Friday) are in fact straight out of prison factories, such as Foxconn.
Foxconn is one of the Taiwanese plants that assembles Apple products such as iPhones.
In 2010, a report done by more than 20 Universities in China stated that "Workers complained to the researchers that the assembly lines ran too fast, and that they were required to finish every procedure in exactly two seconds. Workers aren't allowed to talk, smile, sit down, walk around or move unnecessarily during their long working hours, which require them to finish 20,000 products every day."
In 2000 the McDonald's Corporation was forced to 'investigate' claims that child labor was being used in one of its Chinese Toy Factories. Once again, it was discovered that child labor was being used, and children were working 16 hour days, 7 days a week, and earning less than $25 a month.
To get an idea of the staggering numbers that surround Black Friday, let's examine a few statistics from 2011. In 2011, more than 226 million people shopped on Black Friday, whether online or in a store. Also, consumers spent a staggering $11.4 Billion Dollars on the day of Black Friday, with a total of $52.4 Billion Dollars over that weekend.
The so-called American Holiday, is on the same week where Americans give thanks to what we already have, including freedom, liberty, and wealth; which is now declining of course due to the destruction of our industry and manufacturing which was sent overseas. People who take part in the shopping-madness, just do not seem to grasp the understanding that a vast amount of human rights violations occur in the factories, whether it's a sweatshop or labor camp; where their beloved products are built.
According to numerous studies and investigations, most sweatshops - and especially labor camps (which are mostly located just outside of Hong Kong, where the business deals are made) - are found to constantly violate Chinese labor laws, UN human rights laws, and even the ethical codes of the corporations themselves; all to drive both the profits of the corporations, and the need for Americans to indulge in materialistic undertakings.
Black Friday doesn't seem to be slowing down. In fact, this year Black Friday became Black Thursday for the first time in history. As I go to publish this article a half hour before the ringing in of the real Black Friday, people are still out spending. So now Americans have an extra day to enjoy "savings" on the toys the Chinese workers had to suffer day in and day out to assemble, all while still struggling to feed their families.
Uncle_Ruckus
We The North
brawling in front of your child.
americans
Moose_Greyjoy
I DO Not Sow
- A Las Vegas shopper was shot late on Thanksgiving Day as he was attempting to take his newly bought television home, police told NBC News.
- In the Chicago area, a police officer shot the driver of a car that was dragging another officer who was responding to a call of alleged shoplifting at a Kohls. Three people were arrested, police said.
- At least three people got into a brawl in the parking lot of a Wal-Mart in Rialto, Calif., because shoppers allegedly were cutting the line. Two were taken into custody, according to police.
- At another Wal-Mart in West Virginia, a man was slashed to the bone with a knife after threatening another man with a gun. The altercation was over a parking spot, police said.
- And in New Jersey, a shopper was charged with aggravated assault after getting into an argument over a television set with a Wal-Mart manager.
Brehs I work in a hospital and I helped admit the driver that was shot into his room......I introduced myself and everythingNOT only that, when I came home to tell my girl what happened, she found out that one of the shoplifters is her fukking cousin
O yea and live like 5 mins away from that Khols
they fukkin using stun guns on each other
Father arrested after baby left alone in car
Haider Darwash arrested after leaving 2-month-old baby inside car in shopping center parking lot
Author: Associated Press
Published On: Nov 29 2013 07:25:21 AM EST
ORLANDO, Fla. -
A father was arrested on Thanksgiving Day on a felony child neglect charge after police say he left his 2-month-old son alone in a car outside a store.
Haider Hassan Khudhair Darwash, 34, was booked into the Orange County Jail after the arrest Thursday evening. An attorney was not listed on jail records, and there was no phone number listed for Darwash in Orlando.
According to the Florida Highway Patrol, Trooper Edy Rivera was working an off-duty detail at a Best Buy in the Waterford Lakes shopping center for Black Friday when a man approached him and told him there was a baby alone in a car.
"That was somebody who was concerned," FHP spokeswoman Sgt. Kim Montes told The Associated Press on Friday.
The infant was asleep in the back seat of the locked car when Rivera found him, officials said. Rivera then went inside the store and announced on the public address system that he was trying to find the parents of the child or the owner of the car. After about 10 minutes, no one came forward, and the trooper broke the window but "couldn't get the child to wake up," Montes said. Paramedics were called to the scene.
Shortly after, Darwash returned to the car and identified himself as the father, officials said.
When the trooper asked why the infant was left alone in the car, the father replied that he thought his wife had the child, according to the Highway Patrol account. The wife was located standing in line at a store in the shopping center. Darwash was arrested on a felony child neglect charge. Child welfare officials also were called to the scene. It was not immediately clear where the child was taken after the father's arrest. The mother was not charged.
The child was not harmed.
