Jesus saves? Not here at the Mall of America He doesn't.

[Giraffe (He/Him)]

Originally Posted by aerovette

I wish I was close. I'd make a point of going there every day with a different colored Jesus Saves" shirt.

Brilliant! You'd get the same results as this guy, go back the next day and it'd happen again. And again. And again.

Then you'll get a lawyer and go to trial, lose because of the 'jury of your peers' thing and spend the rest of your living days paying back a lawyer!

All that when you coulda just stayed here and argued with Doug.

[LATB]

Originally Posted by BRUIZER

Meanwhile in the normal US; You'd be welcome to wear a "I love Jesus" shirt here, but get the "stink-eye" for wearing muzzie garb.

It all goes with the territory. The sooner folks realize the world has changed, and not for the better, including the US, the better.
The sooner you choose to reside where your culture is accepted and celebrated by the overwhelming majority, the sooner you're life will improve immensely.

Personally I don't visit US chitholes any longer...at all.
I don't gaf about the "inhabitants" opinions, clothing choices, religion nor their values. Nor do I gaf about eurotards, candians etc etc. ZERO plans to visit at this point. Seen enough large cities and visited enough five star hotels, restaraunts, shopping centers, art galleries museums etc and have no desire to chance the risk versus reward.

This ^^^ Exactly.

Here the cop cars and the schools have "In God We Trust" on them.

I'll take life among the farmers, country folk, and rednecks all day long over urban or suburban america.


If there are not more cows than people I don't want to live there.

[jw38]

Originally Posted by LATB

This ^^^ Exactly.

Here the cop cars and the schools have "In God We Trust" on them.

I'll take life among the farmers, country folk, and rednecks all day long over urban or suburban america.


If there are not more cows than people I don't want to live there.

Exactly!!

[Aerovette]

Originally Posted by Giraffe (He/Him)

Brilliant! You'd get the same results as this guy, go back the next day and it'd happen again. And again. And again.

Then you'll get a lawyer and go to trial, lose because of the 'jury of your peers' thing and spend the rest of your living days paying back a lawyer!

All that when you coulda just stayed here and argued with Doug.

You're right. It's much better to just surrender our rights to the mall cops. What was I thinking?

[Giraffe (He/Him)]

Originally Posted by aerovette

What was I thinking?

You were thinking you could win in Minnesota.

[Aerovette]

Originally Posted by Giraffe (He/Him)

You were thinking you could win in Minnesota.

Against Paul Blart? Maybe. Against BLM, no.

Solution, be black and wear the same shirt.

Don't nobody gonna say shit.

[dvarapala]

Originally Posted by bsmith

Minneapolis has one of the highest muslim populations in the country, per capita.
That and all the liberal nutjobs...

Don't forget the Hmongs.

[Giraffe (He/Him)]

Originally Posted by dvarapala

Don't forget the Hmongs.

They’re not as bad as you may think. They have a STRONG family culture and are generally hard working people.

[dvarapala]

Originally Posted by Giraffe (He/Him)

They’re not as bad as you may think. They have a STRONG family culture and are generally hard working people.

Not making any value judgements, just saying there's a lot of 'em in the Twin Cities.

[VITE1]

If you do some research you will see the gentleman in the shirt was there the day became wss pushing his views.

While he has his right to walk around wearing a shirt push he his relieve is not allowed to confront people and push it.

[Giraffe (He/Him)]

Originally Posted by dvarapala

Not making any value judgements, just saying there's a lot of 'em in the Twin Cities.

Tons and mostly in St Paul. I grew up on the East Side of St. Paul which was where many of them landed.

In those days there was a housing project called the ‘Roosevelt Homes’ about a mile from my house. It was full of low income shithead blacks. As a kid I’d go down to the playground there and shoot hoops with the brothers which was always an experience.


The neighborhood parents -mine included- were always worried the shithead blacks were going to expand into the surrounding areas. It never happened. The Hmong came in wave after wave and essentially took over the East Side.

[LATB]

Originally Posted by VITE1

If you do some research you will see the gentleman in the shirt was there the day became wss pushing his views.

While he has his right to walk around wearing a shirt push he his relieve is not allowed to confront people and push it.

I’ll have a hit of whatever this guy is smokin”….

[Mike Mercury]

Originally Posted by VITE1

Can you point us to the dress code requirements of the MOA?

They don't need one. Instead, they just call CNN for a ruling.

[dvarapala]

Originally Posted by Giraffe (He/Him)

Tons and mostly in St Paul. I grew up on the East Side of St. Paul which was where many of them landed.

In those days there was a housing project called the ‘Roosevelt Homes’ about a mile from my house. It was full of low income shithead blacks. As a kid I’d go down to the playground there and shoot hoops with the brothers which was always an experience.


The neighborhood parents -mine included- were always worried the shithead blacks were going to expand into the surrounding areas. It never happened. The Hmong came in wave after wave and essentially took over the East Side.

My grandparents spent their retirement years in the vicinity of West 7th Street and Montreal Avenue. When my grandmother would take us to the park just up the hill towards Highland she used to bring a Shillelagh in case she needed to bop anyone on the head.

[Bill]

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/202...t-asked-leave/

Participants with “Jesus” Shirts Demonstrate at Mall of America in Response to Man Wearing “Jesus Saves” Shirt Being Asked to Leave 2 Weeks Ago
By Joe Hoft
Published February 6, 2023 at 9:30am


In a response to a man getting kicked out of the Mall of America for wearing a “Jesus Saves” T-shirt a few weeks ago, a group of individuals went to the mall this weekend with similar shirts. This time the shirt wearers weren’t asked to leave.

Two weeks ago a man wearing a “Jesus Saves” yellow T-shirt was reportedly asked to leave the Mall of America for wearing the shirt. The Gateway Pundit reported on the incident.

On Saturday a group of protesters went to the Mall of America in similar Jesus shirts.


Shoro told Alpha News that he and other members of his church were at the mall Saturday to “proclaim the name of the Lord Jesus Christ.”

“They were about to kick me out because of my shirt, because they said it was offensive, then after one hour of argument, the other police came and said I could stay,” he continued. “Today we are here to help people, not to offend anyone, but to tell people about the good news of the Gospel.”

…Kingdom Bizness, a YouTuber and self-proclaimed minister from Atlanta, Ga., led the larger group in singing and chanting “Jesus Christ” and “Jesus saves.” He also is the author of a Change.org petition with nearly 3,000 signatures asking the Mall of America to “stop religious discrimination.”

Mall security as well as Bloomington police officers were on scene, and asked the group of demonstrators several times to disperse, saying that they would be asked to leave the premises if they failed to comply. Mall security declined to answer questions from Alpha News.

The crowd outside L.L. Bean largely dissipated. Many of the demonstrators gathered again around 3 p.m. to sing hymns.

These protesters were shown in tweets from the Mall of America.

Protesters gathered at the Mall of America this afternoon with “Jesus is the only way” shirts pic.twitter.com/WdpVfR8hoM

— Alpha News (@AlphaNewsMN) February 4, 2023

Others showed up at the mall in black Jesus shirts.

Luke 5:32

[04 commemorative]

Originally Posted by Budman

Did they make people take off BLM T shirts?

I find them offensive.

I wrote to 7 11 about the people behind the counter wearing BLM masks and told them I stopped going to their stores because of that.

[Datawiz]

Originally Posted by Giraffe (He/Him)

Brilliant! You'd get the same results as this guy, go back the next day and it'd happen again. And again. And again.

Then you'll get a lawyer and go to trial, lose because of the 'jury of your peers' thing and spend the rest of your living days paying back a lawyer!

All that when you coulda just stayed here and argued with Doug.

I'd rather see Aero go and try it than deal with Doug.

[Giraffe (He/Him)]

Originally Posted by Datawiz

I'd rather see Aero go and try it than deal with Doug.

He tried to back away but the gravitational pull of Doug's uniqueness drew him back like a tractor beam.