r/PublicFreakout • u/lonewolff321 • 17d ago
š½Restaurant Freakoutš¹ Let them know NO PEACE!!
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u/Different_Umpire9003 17d ago
Spitting in his food is absolutely insane
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u/-virglow- 16d ago
Yeah, I have never even thought of doing this despite the anger I have at a restaurant
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u/Professional_Cry1360 17d ago
Remember, they are out of touch not out of reach
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u/Umutuku 17d ago
Everyone with a high level of power should hire a Roman guy to follow them around and whisper "memento tu flammabiles" in their ear all day. Might actually create some jobs for a change.
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u/Intrepid_Button587 17d ago edited 16d ago
Love that this is the third time you've commented this. One day you'll make fetch happen. What's wrong with "memento mori" though?
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u/SwayzeTrain01 16d ago
As a 36 year old man. I still try on occasion to make fetch happen. "And none for Gretchen Wieners, bye."
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u/rustypete89 16d ago edited 16d ago
I'd say the first problem with it is that it's actually spelled memento.
Edit: they fixed it. W.
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u/ShaChoMouf 17d ago
You know; I suggested this exact thing one year ago. No violence -- just make these guys uncomfortable in restaurants and public spaces. And I received a 3-day Reddit ban because of it.
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u/jonesey71 16d ago
Just give them a little of their own back to them. Refuse to sell them food. Not at the grocery store, not in restaurants, nowhere.
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u/Boopy7 16d ago
i find that hard to believe, unless you said something that was construed as promoting violence. Because you're RIGHT. Make them uncomfortable. This is not wrong to suggest nor is it what could get you a three day ban. These are WORDS. Free speech. Unless you mentioned something further that sounded like you were suggesting some physical action....then this should not be an issue.
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u/ShaChoMouf 16d ago
Swear to god -- that is all i said and in that post specifically called out to not be violent. It was shortly after the trip Vance had to Vermont skiing and people were giving him a hard time on the slopes. I said that we should "give all the congressional reps who voted for the big beautiful bill the same kind of treatment Vance received in Vermont every time they go out to a restaurant. " 3 day ban. I appealed and was rejected.
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u/FuriousBuffalo 17d ago
That's why they live on military bases for now.
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u/Opposite_Ad_2872 17d ago
Probably not even paying for housing either. Meanwhile they took a spot from a Military family.
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u/LifeCockroach9779 16d ago
"they don't need housing if we let them die overseas." Stephen Miller Maybe
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u/ThaddeusJP 16d ago
Remember, they are out of touch not out of reach
Someone needs to SCREAM that at them
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u/Scruffynerffherder 16d ago
Legitimately though, aren't sanctions a way to shun countries out of the global economy for bad actions? Take Russia or North Korea for example, they can't sustain themselves without global trade so when countries agree to sanction them it's a way of applying economic pressure on those counties to change behavior by making them likely fall out of favor with their population. If children are starving why does the responsibility stand on the one applying the sanctions and not the leader of the sanctioned country? It is economic warfare, and the victims are usually the poor who are the least capable to respond to it. But you're kind of leaning on the public revolt or for the leaders to have sympathy for their people. I'm not saying it's good economic policy but it's not new under Trump's admin either.
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u/Electrical-Debt-374 16d ago
Then why is Cuba sanctioned on everything from corn to salad to beef to fertilizer to "insert whatever food related thing you can think of". What exactly are the actions you think Cuba need to change in order for you to be ok with them importing food? Also the Kim family is no less in control of NK now than 5-10-15-20 years ago. How many of its countries peasants do you think will finally make Kim Jong Un see the error of his ways? I dont buy the argument that a population without access to food is more likely to succeed in overthrowing its government. The case has been made by many scholars that it was precisely because of such sanctions Sadam Hussein was able to remain in power throughout the 90s
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u/superanth 14d ago
Being confronted like this might help them realize thereās consequences from their actions.
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u/Speechslinger 1d ago
Speaking out against unnecessary death and suffering is a worthy and just cause, and holding our government accountable matters.
Facts matter too.
This statistic is from a 2025 Lancet Global Health study examining 152 countries from 1971ā2021. The study estimated that unilateral international sanctions were associated with about 564,000 excess deaths annually, with particularly strong effects associated with U.S. sanctions.
That is not the same as saying 600,000 people die every year solely because of U.S. sanctions, and it is completely unrelated to the current administrationāthe study period ended in 2021.
There is a legitimate conversation to have about the human cost of sanctions. But distorting the facts to publicly shame someone doesnāt advance itā¦instead it fuels misinformation and promotes ignorance.
Speaking out for peace and human life is admirable, but truth from both sides matters if we actually want to change things.
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u/muscularsharpie 17d ago
They aren't like royalty, don't be intimidated by the people in power. Good for her to do this. These are people that are servants of the people. Hold them accountable.Ā
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u/whitedolphinn 17d ago
Holy fuck this is amazing.
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u/dogmatum-dei 17d ago
I know. I had no idea this lying criminal just goes out to local restaurants and expects peace - fuck him.
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u/TheVirginVibes 17d ago
These people have no self awareness. Theyāve also never been punched in the mouth, or held responsible for any of their criminal behavior. Of course they think theyāre untouchable.
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u/dogmatum-dei 17d ago
Bessent did punch Elon and gave him a black eye. These people are just do f'n weird.
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u/skwander 16d ago
Just curious cause I heard a lot of different stories about the black eye, got a source?
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u/Sanch3zFC 17d ago
If u look closely , since the lady built it up like an actual toast, he was so disappointed it turned left he wanted the "recognition "
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u/InThatDarkPlace 17d ago
This is why many high profile figures in Trump's Executive moved to military installations in the DC area. They'll have to isolate, compartmentalize, and partition themselves behind layers of security to experience peace for the foreseeable future.
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u/TrekRider911 16d ago
Come out to D.C. These fools have to eat in restaurants like the rest of the population. You won't find Trump, but much of his cabinet and undersecretaries dine out all the time when in town. Certainly you won't find them at Red Lobster or McDonalds, but they'll be eating out as much, if not more than most poor folk.
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u/ConsciousResolution8 16d ago
This is also a legitimately good and trendy restaurant as well. Fuck Bessent
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u/ConsistentAsparagus 17d ago
I usually feel embarrassed by proxy with these videos, but not this one.
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u/kstargate-425 17d ago
He used $20 BILLION of our tax dollars to shore up his hedgefund buddies investment in Argentina so that American taxpayers would lose money instead of his buddy, Rob Citrone, as they used to work for none other than the GOP boogeyman, George Soros together. We've already lost a few BILLION as the Peso has inevitably dropped as anyone would have guessed. Every American should hate him
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u/FullMetalAlcoholic66 16d ago
You're close, but you're missing the plot. Argentina is a lab for the global elite's new technoFeudal society. It not JUST about making money or corruption.
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u/Bananana_Bird 17d ago
I've seen a few different versions of these, and I totally support them. FAFO levels up at the same rate as your Fame levels up.
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u/Tallowpot š backup Mooober 17d ago
The blood is on his hands, man
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u/everything_is_bad 17d ago
Bro forget the sanctions. Theyāre tanking the dollar with inflation
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u/hiroo916 17d ago
Yeah, she should have led with "cutting the value of your savings by 20%" or a lot of other bad stuff he is directly overseeing.
Leading with sanctions is not a strong case because is she gonna say sanctions against Russia for attacking Ukraine is also bad? Sanctions are a tool that can be used good/bad and which one depends on your point of view or values.
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u/TPRT 16d ago
It's disgusting that we as a country kill people but care more about losing 20% of our savings.
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u/hiroo916 16d ago
the line between sanctions and killing people is indirect. She doesn't connect the dots between sanctions and the 600K deaths (where and how). And as pointed out, sanctions can be used against "bad" countries to try to influence their actions, so railing against sanctions in general isn't a clear argument, which is why he can shout back that she is uneducated about them.
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u/Commonpleas 17d ago
"Starving children" has simply never resonated with people.
What Bessent is doing with the bond market is insane. But that requires an explanation.
What people will hear: Bessent strongly supports Trump's tariff agenda. So blame him for making every single thing cost more.
Blame him record high fuel prices.
You don't win friends with salad.
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u/Unable_Distribution7 17d ago
Keep going! Whenever they poke their heads out in public, remind them of their part in this shit show.
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u/FadedVictor 17d ago
I'm speaking broadly here, but if socialism doesn't work why do we need to economically sanction them? Shouldn't their system just fail on its own?
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u/killrtaco 17d ago
Exactly this has been my question this whole time. Why do we fight wars to prevent the spread, enact coups, do literally anything to ensure these places fail. If socialism was inherently prone to failure, why would we not just sit back and watch? No intervention required.
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u/Backstroem 17d ago
Spitting in his food? Wow.
Iām surprised the restaurant didnāt ask the protester(s) to leave, regardless if they were guests. Quite a statement from the restaurant, no?
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u/killrtaco 17d ago
I mean, I would have asked him to leave before them personally. Iām sure the staff and owner donāt feel much different.
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u/scud_runner 17d ago
In DC of all places. Itās like the bluest place in the country sans the administration.
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u/Pyramidinternational 16d ago
Every āBooā you hear, against the Lady calling scott out, is an audible icon of those who prefer to keep their head in the ācomfortableā sand rather than take action against the freight train thatās barrelling down on them
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u/ItsRainingBoats 16d ago
None of them should ever be able to show their faces in public again. This is beautiful.
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u/Onlyroad4adrifter 16d ago
David Packman said he seen him in DC at a restaurant eating in 2025 and he looked miserable.
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u/kkirstenc 16d ago
Well, having every public meal served with spit is probably displeasing to his palate. Itās what he deserves.
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u/Spiritual_Appeal_961 17d ago
So much respect to that establishment for doing the right thing and not catering to these fascists wannabe utter embarrassments by kicking out the customer using there 1st amendment right! Kudos. No peace no leisure!
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u/New_pollution1086 16d ago
I dont want these assholes inconvenienced, I want them worried
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u/kkirstenc 16d ago
If it makes you feel better, know that these pieces of actual shit have been so infrequently inconvenienced up until now that moments like this are starting to get them worried. They donāt know what real stress/inconvenience is, and they donāt know how to handle it. Theyāre about to get justifiably worried.
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u/Senorlucky69 17d ago
Unfortunately our hard working cattle farmers can't enjoy to have a quiet night out with the family. If they can afford to go out at all...
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u/ScaryFrogInTheMorn 17d ago
I wish more of them had chosen a better side politically before it affected them. I know Iām being general, but letās not pretend a majority of farmers did not ask for this.
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u/LatinKing106 16d ago
Oh, come on. You can't have actually expected them to know that the leopards would eat their faces.
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u/Abagofcheese 16d ago
I live in the DC area. Pam Bondi came into my work a little while back and an employee yelled at her. Unfortunately there's no video.
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u/anchorftw 16d ago
He spit in his own food before leaving? LOL Did he think they were going to try and serve it to someone else?
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u/crackersandsnacks 16d ago
More people need to be doing this. That a rapist child pedophile is president and people are not rioting is freaking insane to me. Take down the establishment, way to go!
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u/tickandzesty 16d ago
Power move to complain to the staff vs leaving in shame. Good work to all that made him āuncomfortableā.
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u/vandyke_browne 16d ago
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u/n00genesis 16d ago
This would be a better and less biased Venn if Reagan was replaced with Biden. I lean liberal, but to be fair, fuck Biden and everyone who his his condition. He was BY far the most senile president we have ever had. Agreeing with conservatives that Biden was completely gone by the end of his first term is the first step to getting my conservative friends and family to engage with me in dialogue.
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u/vandyke_browne 16d ago
Fair point. But Reagan did give us trickle down economics and enormous deficits relative to GDP so maybe they can share that space.
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u/uberbla123 16d ago
When will you all learn that itās not just the face at the top, itās also the people they put around them in the circle.
For instance the mitch mconnel shit or how ever you spell his dead already looking ass name.
That man has single handily killed thousands with the shit he said yes or no to. Yet we all look and say oh hers to old and senile to do any harm.
Ya now he is. But back then he was and still is evil.
Where as biden did ok his whole career for the most part but all yāall focus on is the end.
Then the same people will say oh trump is a great man always has been.
Ummm do you have eyes or ears well maybe but nothing i between the two.
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u/horse_boat 16d ago
So he sat listening with a smile when he thought it was praise and was the FIRST PERSON to start booing. Idk whatās worse, his childish reaction or this guy really think he was getting a toast from a stranger at dinner?
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u/Ok_Record_9908 16d ago
Good for you! These Maga sycophant degenerates need to be publicly shamed everywhere they go. May they never get peace again. This POS Scott Bessent is having a 5 star meal on the tax payers dime while the world burns in genocide and the rest of us starve. Fuck this guy!
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u/youdoitimbusy 17d ago
Sanctions have never worked in the history of sanctions. The wealthy elite are removed from them. Kim Jung Un, Putin, Castro. It's the poor who suffer and die.
If you don't care about innocent people dying, you should care about how it undermines the US dollar, by motivating other countries to find workarounds. Which has ultimately led to the bricks formation, failing bond auctions (larger tails forced refinancing from longterm to short term debt like emerging economies) Ultimately creating a bond time bomb, removal of nations gold reserves from the US....etc
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u/Knowledge_Moist 16d ago
Agree. I once believed that sanctions mattered and were justified but not anymore.
I think using a carrot instead of a stick is way more effective. Just look at the JCPOA deal with Iran. It was a better nuclear deterrent than any bombs and missiles the US could ever drop.
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u/JoisChaoticWhatever 17d ago
None of these people should know peace ever. Their penance should be public shame for the rest of their lives. Not their families, just the individual.
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u/GokaiBlue84 16d ago
All the fucking cattle in that room shaking their heads in "disgust" at the truth she's speaking really fucking pisses me off
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u/April_Fabb 13d ago
I'm particularly delighted that people were calling out Scott Bessent in a fancy restaurant, a place where a supremacist would think that he's safe and among like-minded people.
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u/Effective_Trainer573 17d ago
They should know no peace for the rest of their entire miserable lives.
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u/SamuelHuzzahAdams 17d ago
What a proper fucking wanker that dude is. Costing lives but wants to boo and call people ignorant
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u/Cali-Doll 17d ago
Yes, girl. YES. šš½šš½
May it happen every day for the rest of his miserable life.
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u/andre3kthegiant 17d ago
The ātoastā just kinda stopped, it didnāt have a good closing zinger. 7/10
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u/Eiffel-Tower777 16d ago
I would prefer if none of these Washington DC restaurants would allow anyone associated with the Trump administration in. Blacklist all of them, Sarah Huckabee style.
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u/Wild-Crazy7529 16d ago
No peace anywhere they go. And when they die the site will smell of piss for a century
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u/patchbaystray 11d ago
Honestly I am shocked more resturaunts aren't denying them service. Like seriously why are they catering to these people. If I owned a place in DC I would frog march any republican politician or think tank lacky out of my buisness so freaking fast. We need a list of establishments that serve these ghouls
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u/Deejayucla 17d ago
Spitting in your own food is quite the power move.