These trannies can fight and that they did. People like to paint transvestites like delicate flowers that would flip over in the wind. However, between the Home Depot battery incident and this, that myth is shattered.
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Comedy Alert: Two Trannies Rob Home Depot For Batteries...And End Up Fighting The Staff
Two Miami transvestites robbed a Home Depot in South Florida, pilfering large quantities of batteries - what for, remains a mystery. Why do they need "hundreds of dollars" in batteries. You just can't make this stuff up...and there's video too.
When one of them was caught by employees, determined to help his fellow tranny, who was fallen in the line of duty, one of the suspects breaks out a can of pepper spray and douses three Home Depot employees in one go. As a result, the workers were immobilized for 45 minutes.
The two transvestites are on the left and the getaway car driver is on the right (David Tucker, Kendal Lowry and Jeffrey Baldwin)
However, two employees managed to drag one of the transvestites back into the store, only for his homeboy, er, homegirl, to rush back into the store and beat another employee down with a spray can, for detaining his partner. Who knew it was so hard working at Home Depot. This was pure comedy. It was wrong, but I'd be lying if I said I didn't laugh.
Side bar: one of the trannies needed a touch up (relaxer) and to make matters worse, during the fracas his waves were knocked out of place.
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Nationwide U.S. hardware chain, Home Depot, lost a very avoidable lawsuit in court this month, regarding stealing an invention from a man named Michael Powell. He pitched his "Safe Hands" invention to Home Depot, for a saw guard, which prevents employees of their stores, from cutting off their fingers, when slicing wood and other materials for customers. Brilliant idea.
Powell made an offer of $2,000 per device, which would have been pocket money for hardware giant, Home Depot, even allowing them to test said invention. Instead, he was later told his invention had been rejected by the company, only for executives at Home Depot to go behind his back and steal the idea, implementing it in all their stores in America.
Powell sued and won $3 million in damages, as ordered by U.S. District Judge Daniel Hurley, who labeled Home Depot's actions "callous and arrogant."
A jury determined Home Depot should pay Powell $15 million in damages for their misconduct. The company plans to appeal the ruling. The Judiciary Report is of the belief the verdict should stand, as too much of this unlawful theft is transpiring in the corporate sector and it needs to desist.
Constantly stealing patents and copyrights from independent inventors, writers, small and mid-sized companies, will also shut the Copyright Office and separately the Patent And Trademark Office, as millions of people will see no need to pay product protection fees to them anymore, if corporate giants, keep stealing and wiping out the inventions, patents and copyrights of smaller companies.
It should also be noted, corporate giants cannot solely keep said federal registration offices open based on the sums they pay for product protection, in comparison to the millions of independent inventors and writers that remit payment for their products on a regular basis.
This form of thievery also damages economies to far greater degrees than the government estimates. When patents and copyrights are criminally stolen and improperly duplicated for financial gain, it destroys revenues for smaller companies, whose other forthcoming inventions and products, are usually wiped out, due to lack of funding after being robbed.
This takes billions out of the economy, when smaller and mid-sized companies other products do not come to fruition, due to initial items being stolen by corporate giants, erasing revenues.
Small and mid-sized company's revenues that are being destroyed via corporate giants stealing their products, means the other items they have in the works, will not be made, wiping out the next wave of hit products, costing the economy billions.
So instead of two successful companies, you now have one, because the corporate giant stole from and as a result, dismantled the smaller company, to steal ideas and products they do not truly understand, as they did not create them and will poorly replicate in the marketplace. As the unsavory pattern repeats itself, thousands of smaller companies are senselessly destroyed, costing the economy billions. The Judiciary Report discussed this previously in the article "This Is Not Wall Street (The Movie)."
It is the equivalent of a dangerous food chain, where wiping out companies in the middle and or at the bottom, through theft, causes the entire financial hierarchy to collapse, as there is nothing to support the economical framework. For further reference, see the U.S. financial crisis of 2008 that is ongoing.
