The note above was left on a table at a Washington restaurant calledBusboys and Poets. The waitress in question wore a t-shirt that said "occupation isn't pretty." The shirt was sold by the radicals at Code Pink. As one of the commenters at that link said, "Not exactly a "pro-peace" shirt. I'd probably can an employee who wore something like that in front of customers." I wouldn't leave a tip either. (The diners in question apparently left a smaller tip than they would have otherwise). Here are front and back shots of the shirt (Hat Tip: My Right Word).
A Los Angeles litigator courageously stands in solidarity with Israel: channeling his aggressive zealous advocacy on behalf of Israel. Defending the State of Israel's: right to exist, right to protect her citizens from terrorism, right to defend her borders from hostile enemies. Prosecuting and impeaching Israel's defamers.
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Gee... wearing an anti-Israel shirt in the middle of an AIPAC convention could cost you a tip
The note above was left on a table at a Washington restaurant calledBusboys and Poets. The waitress in question wore a t-shirt that said "occupation isn't pretty." The shirt was sold by the radicals at Code Pink. As one of the commenters at that link said, "Not exactly a "pro-peace" shirt. I'd probably can an employee who wore something like that in front of customers." I wouldn't leave a tip either. (The diners in question apparently left a smaller tip than they would have otherwise). Here are front and back shots of the shirt (Hat Tip: My Right Word).


