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Minneapolis locals claim Bar Louie's dress code policy is racist


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They have ten dollar burgers

They can slow their roll

$10 burgers!?!

 

everyone knows in n out burgers are the best burgers on this ****ing planet and they're like $4

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L. M. A. O.

Racist my ass. It's called a dress code.

The only "racist" ones in this article are the people claiming minorities all wear baggy pants, flat-bill caps and bling chains.

Dress with class or stay out of Bar Louie. Simple as that.

Then why not say wear a suit and tie or a fancy dress instead of targeting specific people, black, white, asian, etc.  Most of the things on the list can be worn in so many ways btw.

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Goosey

What a strangely targeted dress code am I right

Nope, it's clearly targeted at common items of gangsta hoodrat dress. Nothing strange about that and nothing wrong with it either.

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Willy Wonka

Aren't the implications of the word "class" very telling

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Whispering

That list targets a certain type of dress, instead of what you would usually see with dress codes at restaurants or bars.

 

Why didn't they just make a typical dress code? No hats, no tanks or t-shirts, etc? There are lots of places that require collared shirts, this bar could have required the same.  

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Then why not say wear a suit and tie or a fancy dress instead of targeting specific people, black, white, asian, etc. Most of the things on the list can be worn in so many ways btw.

It says nothing about black people, white people, Asian people. And you don't need to wear a suit and tie at Bar Louie's.

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Willy Wonka

Nope, it's clearly targeted at common items of gangsta hoodrat dress. Nothing strange about that and nothing wrong with it either.

Yes. Everyone with a flat billed hat is a "gangsta hoodrat". I understand now.

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They want a type of image to put on which is high end  "classy" /Trendy look Y would you go to a high end establishment looking like a hood rat mess to begin with ...Iv seen ppl here in NYC/NJ not let in cause they look a hot ass mess wearing Tims boots and fitted hats. :awkney:

You can still look fashionable with the things on that list.  Chains and a hat does not equate to hood rat status.  

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It says nothing about black people, white people, Asian people. And you don't need to wear a suit and tie at Bar Louie's.

 

You don't have to explicitly say it to imply it.

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Yes. Everyone with a flat billed hat is a "gangsta hoodrat". I understand now.

Those things look like ass and they don't want them in their restaurant. How is that racist? Flatbill snapbacks aren't a race I ever heard of.

If I was them I'd also add those little fedoras to the list and skinny jeans, too.

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Those things look like ass and they don't want them in their restaurant. How is that racist? Flatbill snapbacks aren't a race I ever heard of.If I was them I'd also add those little fedoras to the list and skinny jeans, too.

But see, they didn't.

They went for common, stereotypical items of a specific race. This is by no means a standard dress code. Anyone who says otherwise is full of ****.

This all smells a little too much like "good blacks" vs. "bad blacks".

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You don't have to explicitly say it to imply it.

Anything beyond what is written there in black and white is up to your own mind's creation.

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Willy Wonka

Anything beyond what is written there in black and white is up to your own mind's creation.

Weak argument. Especially when it comes to race. That argument has been used to oppress blacks for decades.

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But see, they didn't.

They went for common, stereotypical items of a specific race. This is by no means a standard dress code. Anyone who says otherwise is full of ****.

This all smells a little too much like "good blacks" vs. "bad blacks".

AKA black people who follow the "white" rules of our society and black people who don't.

 

Anything beyond what is written there in black and white is up to your own mind's creation.

 

Easy way out. This isn't addressing the issue, this is just pushing it away.

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