Blingz- NAACP Sues Myrtle Beach for Discrimination n Racisms n'at

How charming, why would the businesses close with patrons like these. Sound like fine upstanding chaps that wish only love and harmony.

Bone Thugs N Harmony comes to Black Bike Week
TheDigitel - ‎May 27, 2011‎
As Bike Week winds down Sunday, hip-hoppers Bone Thugs N Harmony will grace the stage of House of Blues in North Myrtle Beach with The Resurrection Tour featuring 3 of the group's five members performing hits such as "Thuggish Ruggish Bone," "Tha ...

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Sounds like they are just trying to preserve their property and sanity.

Yeah, Atlanta businesses learned real quick how much money they DON'T make (even after being lured into agreeing by all the money that would be spent, and didn't happen. Just damage) with roving gangs. Freaknik didn't last too damn long before Atlanta woke up and banned it.

Good point.

If I had a business there, I'd take everything valuable or fragile and put it in storage. Then I would board it up like for a hurricane.

Maybe the city should follow Atlanta's lead.

i do so love those pesky negros dancing and thugging n all why i was telling my mrs the other day, why cant we have more negroe thuggs move in to town. hugg a thugg,

Looks like thug is a nationwide franchise.

Fights break out at Carson Beach
Up to 1,000 ahem youths reported involved; police say brawls moved elsewhere


Fights broke out among rival gang members on Carson Beach in South Boston yesterday and spilled out across the city, triggering a massive law enforcement response from at least five agencies to stem the violence.

Police said the gang members are part of a group of more than 1,000 youths who have used social media sites like Facebook to plan unruly gatherings on the beach on three of the past four nights. The beach falls under the jurisdiction of the State Police, who have been unable to prevent the violence.

The response yesterday resembled crowd-control tactics reserved for major sporting victories.

[link to www.boston.com]

The NAACP needs to get it's collective heads out of their a**es. What have they done for their "people" on the ground, in REAL life? I don't see them funding after school programs, parenting programs, work programs, teach life skills...

All I ever see is some pissed off black guy ranting and raving on tv or radio about unfairness and the need to "take" what's not already being given...

Call it what it is - racism, sanctioned and politically correct.

And what about TV?? There's not NEARLY enough of our special negro friends on TV these days!

Everybody needs a vacation, NAACP, and in the service industry, it's best to take said vacation when the non-tippers are in town.

Anybody else here who works or used to work in the service industry, familiar with the term "Canadians?"

Last Edited by Revbo™ on 05/31/2011 11:42 AM

THEY DO NOT TIP. My staff normally get tipped 10-20%, of course there is the occasional non-tipper, but black people do NOT tip. I honestly don't think they've been taught for the most part. Not in their culture. And alot of them don't like whitey.

Maybe you're just being "racist." Maybe there's black tippers, but the other blacks at the table STEAL the tips? Have you ever thought of that?

Who funds the NAACP??

If they can force citizens to buy health insurance, I suppose they can force businesses to be open during a specific week of the year.

Obama wants to change all that silly freedom stuff that white people are so sensitive about.

The NAACP is the one of several organization which uses federal funding in the forms of grants and Loans

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Oh, I see now...

Yep, I worked in the industry for years and they do not tip. Also, they enjoy making white people wait on them and often go out of their way to be rude and demanding.

The advancement of a few Bros to be rich while there brothers look stupid.

Your ancestors owned us as slaves. Now gimme my pancakes bitch!

There is no excuse for not tipping, whatever color the
customer may be. As for not being taught, no excuse.
Personal observation should have taught them to give
reward for service provided.

Private businesses have the right to refuse service to anyone they choose.
Makes me angry to see this.As a white biker I and my ex have been refused service in certain places merely because we walked in off a Harley wearing leather.
Now, we sued no one even though we felt unfairly treated and wait...discriminated against.We merely went down the road to friendlier places.
A misplaced sense of entitlement is what this is .
Good Luck though considering your suing S.C. businesses!!

the name of the event is "Black Bike Week"

who's the ones being the racists here?

why bring race into it?

why not just call it "Bike Week"

as a white guy, I wouldn't feel welcomed at an event titled "Black Bike Week"

This "my ancestors use to be a slave" routine has become
really old and totally worn out. Poor overused excuse for
not acting like a decent human being.

Businesses should be able to close when they want to. It is
not like they are denying service to a specific color, they
are denying service to all colors while closed. Get a clue
NAACP! Businesses want customers, businesses want to make
a profit, if they close they must have a good personal
reason.

Myrtle Beach police inundated with crime during 8-hour window


The incidents and their details:

At 9:30 p.m. Sunday, a police officer saw an 18-year-old man running, yelling that he had been robbed.

The 18-year-old, a 28-year-old man and another man whose age was not listed on the report told police they left their room at the Bar Harbor and were going downstairs when they were confronted by three men with guns.

One man ran away from the robbers, but the other two told police they were robbed of their belongings. The men told police the suspects went into a nearby room and police found two men matching their description inside.

Officers found marijuana and a stolen gun inside the room and arrested the two men, Knipes said. Charges are pending.
At 11:30 p.m. Sunday, police were called to Fourth Avenue South and Ocean Boulevard when someone pointed a gun at another person, Knipes said. The victims did not want police involved.

Officers were told by Family Kingdom security that a woman reported being raped by several men, Knipes said. The guard told the woman they had to call police, but she left and a short time later he saw her with a man in a sport utility vehicle.

The guard said the woman got out of the SUV and yelled at him about her property being stolen and the man got out and pointed a shotgun at the guard, who ran.

The couple returned to the SUV and left.

At 1 a.m. Monday, a 41-year-old man reported being stabbed in the abdomen. He told police he wasn't sure where the attack occurred. The man and his wife flagged down an officer from their fifth-floor hotel balcony at 1307 S. Ocean Blvd., to report the incident.

The man told police he and his wife were each on their motorcycles stopped at a traffic signal when a large group of people surrounded them and tried to grab the necklaces from his neck. The man said he felt a pinch to his side and the couple rode back to their hotel.

The man said that on the way up to their room, he noticed he had been stabbed, according to the report. The man was taken to Grand Strand Regional Medical Center for treatment.

The man's wife told police she was behind him on her motorcycle when the incident occurred. The woman said she tried to care for him when they got to the room and she cleared a coffee table to make him lie down, but he got on the bed.

The woman said she tried to call 911 from the hotel, but was put on hold so she hung up.

Police noticed broken glass on the hotel room floor and the woman said she broke a liquor bottle when she cleared the coffee table. The woman said she cleaned up the mess before police arrived.

The woman also had a cut to her foot and she said that occurred when she cleared the coffee table and the bottle was broken. Police also noted a broken shampoo bottle in the bathroom and shampoo on the mirror and ceiling.

At 2:45 a.m. Monday a 24-year-old man told police he was robbed in the area of 12th Avenue South and Yaupon Drive. The man told officers he was walking with a friend when two men, armed with a handgun, took the man's necklace, ring and cash.

The man said the robbers had their faces covered and officers could not find the man's friend in the area, according to the report.

At 3 a.m. Monday, a couple told Myrtle Beach police they were robbed at gunpoint by two men while on the beach.
The couple, ages 30 and 21, told officers they were at the beach near 26th Avenue South when two men approached them from a sand dune and pointed a gun at them, police said.
The man told police the robbers ordered them to the ground and went through their pockets. The man said the robbers took various items including necklaces, then ordered the couple to run toward the water.

The robbers ran along the beach until the man lost sight of them. The man and woman returned to their hotel room and called police.

When police ran the man's name through their computer system they learned he was the victim of a similar style robbery early March 13 in the 100 block of North Ocean Boulevard, according to the report. The man reported the same items reported stolen early Monday.

Officers forwarded the case to detectives for investigation.

At 4:30 Monday, police were called to the parking lot of the Greyhound Bus Station at Seventh Avenue North, where a driver for Beachside Cab told police he was hit in the head and robbed while sleeping in the driver's seat of his van, Knipes said. The driver told police the robber demanded money and hit him several times in the head before he threatened him with a gun.

The driver gave the man $320 and another man with the robber demanded the driver's cell phone before he hit the man. Both men ran from the area.


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My first gig waiting tables was a family restaurant in Oakland, CA. And while I do my best not to be racist, I can definitively say that, as a group, blacks DO NOT TIP. Needless to say, I used that job to gain enough experience to get another one. And for as long as I worked in restaurants, I made a point of checking out the clientele before applying.

Um....that's EXACTLY the point, in case you were wondering!

Just like "black" power, black pride, black entertainment, black Miss America, and all the rest of the black events that are MEANT to point out the "special" group of people, but in reality just serve to further delineate the differences between the jungle animals and civilized society.

Just try doing a "White Bike Week" and see how fast Eric Holder is after your ass.

This is part of a funny story (obviously they actually had a fight in their room and he was stabbed there) but I know I would be scared to go to Myrtle Beach during that week. Any businesses open then would have no chance to gain my business, because I am sure I would not be in town.

Maybe that's why they close down, because other clientele avoids the place during that time?

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