You know they can never mind their own business, and have to make everything about their cult
“No shoes, no shirt, no service” is a phrase that reportedly became popular in the 1960s and 1970s (along with similar variations) when businesses sought to regulate their patrons. It has since opened the gates for all sorts of rules dictated by businesses — some less blatantly pointed than others.
A shocking TikTok video originally posted by Truly (@trulyknowsmusic) was recently reposted in a subreddit community dedicated to the harmful effects of cars while supporting alternative modes of transportation.
The video captures a sign on the door of a gas station in Tucson, Arizona, that says, “No walkers allowed. Must arrive in vehicle to enter store. We have the right to refuse service to anyone.”
In a country where cities are largely designed around cars, we now know the negative environmental impact of the auto industry. Discouraging people from walking or using other forms of transportation is extremely counterproductive to the cooler climate we all need.
See, people were upset over the message, and the climate cult had to make it about climate doom
Walking or any other type of active transportation, when possible, is much better for our health and the planet.
If anything, this country could use signs that encourage and reward people for not driving their cars instead of the opposite.
Go away. Leave us alone. And I’m betting there is a darned good reason the store had to display the sign. It doesn’t look like a bad neighborhood from the video, but, I don’t live there, and cannot figure out what store it is. They must have a big problem from walkers. Perhaps homelessness, because Tucson has been having a crisis.
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