Police In Texas Shut-Down Illegal Lemonade Stand

[bryant.coleman]

Yes, it is absurd. But such incidents do happen, when you live under the police state. That said, most of my anger is directed towards the lowlife scum, who informed the police that "illegal" lemonade sales are going on in the neighborhood. Some say that it was their neighbor, but we don't know for sure, as the cops are refusing to reveal the identity of the informer.

What if any stranger came and mix something unwanted and unhygienic things add into that lemonade as disguise to help those little girls, which may sometimes cause food poison to the consumers and also those lemonade are not tested in Lab according to the rules and regulations. 

Those girls don't seem to be low-IQ kids. They will refuse outside help from anyone, especially that from the strangers. And regarding food poisoning, do you know how many people in the US gets food poisoning every year, by eating food from the McDoland's and KFC? IMO, the lemonade made by these kids seems to be safer than Coke or Pepsi. At least it doesn't contain any heavy metals or harmful chemicals.

[tyrexs]

This probably started because of a neighbor complaining about traffic. The cops have a duty to enforce the law. What sucks here is that for some reason

[BillyBones]

Refuse...resist!

For your kind information the man who is in that picture in front of the tankers, so far not identify by any one, what is his identity, which nationality he belongs and which place he lived in China, and such and such, it is possible that he has been made disappeared by the Chinese Government. Until his results been proved, it will not be worth to post this picture as a mark of resistance.

[bryant.coleman]

For your kind information the man who is in that picture in front of the tankers, so far not identify by any one, what is his identity, which nationality he belongs and which place he lived in China, and such and such, it is possible that he has been made disappeared by the Chinese Government. Until his results been proved, it will not be worth to post this picture as a mark of resistance.

May be you should read more about that incident. This particular incident occurred on 5th June 1989, in the Chinese capital of Beijing. The Sunday Express identified the man as 19-year old student Wang Weilin. And according to Bruce Herschensohn, as per the intelligence reports from China, he was executed on 19th June 1989, by firing squad.

[photon_coin]

In the republic that goes to war to make the world safe for democracy we have a police state

[klf]

all's well that ends well.  I'm sure with the viral nature of their story they will earn more than enough to cover their Father's Day plans.

[freemind1]

Or the world every day is crazy or the police of that country has serious problems to do that...

[dblink]

I read in the fox news again that those little girls to reopen lemonade stand again after police shut it down, still staying strong, hopefully this time they will not forget to take permit and health inspection certificates, since, previously they do not had any clue about those permits and certificates.

[bryant.coleman]

Here is the latest update:

http://www.cbs19.tv/story/29373131/green-girls-lemonade-stand-helps-van-tornado-victims
http://www.kltv.com/story/29302672/splash-kingdom-president-offers-tickets-to-overton-lemonade-stand-girls

They set up the lemonade shop again, taking donations instead of fixed pricing.

Meanwhile, Johnny Blevins, the owner of the Splash Kingdom gave free passes to the kids and their other family members. (The girls were initially selling lemonade to fund their father's day trip to the  Splash Kingdom).

The girls decided to donate the money they collected from the lemonade stand, to a nearby school, which was damaged in a tornado.  

[panju1]

They set up the lemonade shop again, taking donations instead of fixed pricing.

If a corporation tried something like this, they would be effectively circumventing the law.
Little girls might get away.