John-Pierre

"Police officers were reportedly asked to leave a Tempe Starbucks for making customers feel unsafe, sparking the #DumpStarbucks campaign"

Now the juicy part👇🏻
"The hashtag "#DumpStarbucks" is trending on Twitter, after the Tempe Officers Association tweeted a logo seemingly designed in 2012 by the National Organization for Marriage to protest Starbuck's support of same-sex marriage."

https://www.businessinsider.com/dumpstarbucks-goes-viral-after-police-booted-from-tempe-arizona-starbucks-2019-7

Police officers were reportedly asked to leave a Tempe Starbucks for making customers feel unsafe, sparking the #DumpStarbucks campaign

'#DumpStarbucks' started trending on Twitter after police officers were reportedly removed from a Tempe store for making customers feel unsafe.

Jul 7, 2019 at 2:37amTusky
Show threadSolarpunk StationJul 9, 2019
@johnpierremaeli
Trying to decide if this is double praxis since it hurts a corporate entity's bottom line and gives police the cold shoulder...
Show threadJohn-PierreJul 9, 2019
@solarpunkgnome I think police officers instigating bans on private companies should be illegal. So maybe just focus on the cops.