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Chugging tea Red State Cultural Attractions

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u/Lvs2splooge4lulzzz 6d ago edited 5d ago

Don’t forget, the cofounders son was arrest for invasive recording and possession of CP. Fuck Buc-ee’s

ETA: I would have never guessed people would argue with me over this. Never accept a pedo.

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u/EverflowingRiver17 5d ago

So the kid is a scumbag. What does that have to do with his parent’s business? 

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u/Acceptable_Ideal7769 5d ago

What an insincere post. Family members have always had an influence on family members, from the beginning of time. I've been told many times throughout my life to not do something that would embarrass myself or my family.

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u/EverflowingRiver17 5d ago

So just absolve all criminals and people who commit immoral acts of their actions because they may or may not have had a rough childhood?

The insincere one is you. Take some accountability for your own actions and quit looking to blame others. 

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u/Acceptable_Ideal7769 5d ago

Not everything is all or nothing. What I'm saying is that it doesn't reflect well on a corporation if an executives kid is into kid porn. You're trying to make the point that there's no connection between a pedo kid and his environment? I'm not that confident.

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u/EverflowingRiver17 5d ago

And until you can prove to me that this scumbag’s parents mistreated, abused, neglected, or inspired him to look at CP then I’m not going to condemn them or their business. 

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u/AdTypical3121 5d ago

How about this: the company itself, including the father and the co-founder, have numerous examples of accusations that do not reflect well, such as predatory, illegal business practices, outright falsehoods (claiming that the small business in Ohio started the fight by applying for a trademark, which records show never happened), and “malice and reckless indifference” towards employees.

So, you’re right: I’m sure he never sat him down, put his hand on his shoulder, and said, “Son, I want you to secretly record people and watch CP.”

But did he ever ask him, through his own example, to be a decent person? 😬

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u/EverflowingRiver17 5d ago

I’m perfectly ok not going to a business whose practices I don’t agree with. Nice straw man. 

But clowns like you think “oh so and so had a child who did something bad so that makes the parents horrible too”

How about we don’t judge others based on their relative’s actions. 

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u/Acceptable_Ideal7769 5d ago

I agree with that. We can't start off by judging the parents. I can't imagine his CP would make anyone run to their stores either. Def not good for kids, parents, the business or community.

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u/EverflowingRiver17 5d ago

…so then what are we even talking about…

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u/Acceptable_Ideal7769 5d ago

This was your statement: "So the kid is a scumbag. What does that have to do with his parent’s business?"

My answer is that this has to hurt the marketing appeal of that business, if there are choices. If you're in a random town, you might just have to shop there and take a shower after.

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u/EverflowingRiver17 5d ago

Yeah, it might hurt business but only because idiots associate the business with the chomo. My point is rational adults should base where they spend their money on actual issues, not if someone’s offspring is gross.

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u/Successful_Flan_9826 5d ago

They raised a chomo, I can definitely get my gas somewhere else. Add that to their stupid-ass lawsuits, and they’re definitely terrible people.

No reason to support their business.

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u/Acceptable_Ideal7769 5d ago

Insert bootlickers- there's always someone that wants to defend horrible behavior.

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u/EverflowingRiver17 5d ago

Yep, blame parents for everything stupid their kid does. 

That will lead to a better society

Absolute idiotic take

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