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Originally Posted by Nancy1999  From what I understand stores often have a call in deciding what other stores are placed in a mall. I understand what you are saying, but I doubt if this behavior is going on weekly. I think it's wonderful that the pom-pom girls even know that there is a problem. So many people don't. I would be really proud if my kids got involved with something like this, although if I were shopping, I probably would be annoyed by it, and if I was a storeowner close by, I would be really irritated, and start cheering with the girls. That would break up the crowd.
Why were the illegal aliens protesting? |
This is one of the areas that all the illegals stood on the sidewalk ALL DAY hoping someone would give them a job to do. It got to the point that they were chasing away potential furniture buyers at Pruitts. I wouldnt walk by a crowd of about 50 illegals to shop at a store either. They would block the sidewalk, heckel the customers(wolf whislte, etc) and leave trash, urine and feces in that area. So, Pruitts kept calling the police and things got worse after that. It was an everyday stand-off and "undocumented immegrant" advocates got involved and things just got nasty. It almost ruined Pruitts business.
I dont like protests that target legitimate legal businesses, even if I dont agree with the business itself. Pet stores are still a legal business in this country. They do pay taxes, rent, sell products besides puppies/kittens, and help keep the economy going. I dont agree with their ethics, guarantees and where they get their puppies from.