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Woman Wearing MAGA Hat Denied Service, Threatened with Baseball Bat at Indianapolis Jazz Club

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Leftists never seem to pass up a chance to demonstrate that for all their claims that Trump is a “fascist” who is bent on destroying “our democracy,” they’re the real totalitarians who are absolutely intolerant of dissent and determined to stamp it out. This played out yet again on Friday at a club called Chatterbox Jazz in Indianapolis, where a he/she/they bartender threatened a woman wearing a MAGA hat with a baseball bat and unceremoniously threw her out of the bar, as patrons sat by and laughed at the spectacle. And it’s understandable that they’d be amused: after all, this wasn’t something serious, like a Christian baker declining to make a cake for a gay wedding.

Journalist Todd Starnes noted that the victim of Chatterbox’s fascism, an Indianapolis woman named Elise Hensley, posted video of the incident on her Facebook page. The video begins after she has been ordered out of the bar. “I have a question,” she says, and the bartender answers, in the voice of peevish weakness that guys like this always have, “No! No! We’re not answering questions! Get out of the bar!” Hensley repeatedly asks why, and finally the bartender, who is wearing a Saint Patrick’s Day shamrock despite the certainty that Saint Patrick himself would find him utterly abhorrent, explains: “Because you’re a Trump supporter.”

“I know,” Hensley responds, capitalist that she is, “but don’t you guys want our money?”

The bartender, no doubt a Marxist whether or not he or she or xe realizes how thoroughly he has been indoctrinated, shoots back: “No! Actually, we don’t. Geh—get out of my bar right now.” When Hensley doesn’t start moving toward the door, the righteously angry barkeep walks over and reaches for a baseball bat, as someone else in the bar calls out to Hensley, “You’re not welcome.” The bartender repeats: “I’m not f**king around. Get out of my bar.”

As the bartender stands holding the bat and staring at Hensley, she asks: “Are you serious?” He says: “I’m dead serious. Out.” She asks for confirmation: “Because I’m wearing a Trump hat.”

“Yes!” the bartender responds readily. “That’s wild!” says Hensley, to which the bartender replies: “I don’t care. Get out.” Another bartender chimes in: “We can call the police, or you can just leave.” Hensley says: “You know this is discrimination, right?” This causes the bar to erupt in laughter. “Discrimination?” howls the enraged bartender who had been talking with Hensley the most: “Boo hoo. Boo f**king hoo. Get out of my bar.”

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  1. Sorry,,,,, the heavily tattooed “thing” behind the bar crossed a very serious line by picking up the ball bat.

    Hopefully, tonight, 100 very large hairy MEN enter this establishment all wearing Trump/MAGA hats.

    • No wonder the anti-Trump, moral-supremacists embrace Western hating Islamists, they share the same level of tolerance, civility and immaturity.

  2. The bartender was right in that it is a private enterprise. So he had the right to refuse anyone. A lot of stores explicitly spell that out

    The correct resolution for this is not legal, but rather, to organize a boycott of that Chatterbox Jazz Club bar until it goes out of business. It’s what happened to Red Hen, the VIrginia restaurant that denied service to Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ family: they too went under

    • The Chatterbox Jazz Club is a long-term institution and should not be shut down if this is simply the actions of an employee. It would be in our better nature to first determine if that action, MAGA discrimination, was approved by the owner who, best as can be determined (2024), is David Andrichik before calling for the end of a business that provides a social meeting place for patrons (weird or not) because we would also be dispersing a community.

      There was no live music or even jazz playing in the background during the altercation so even the crowd might have been atypical.

      Yelp reports the club is closed?

      • Never been to Indiana, so not familiar w/ this club or how deep a tradition it has in Indianapolis

      • Never been to Indiana, so not familiar w/ this club or how deep a tradition it has in Indianapolis

    • Private business, yes,,, refusal of service yes.

      But in order to remain within the legal boundaries of the law the bartender has to prove justification for a “weapon”.

      I’d call that brandishing a weapon all day long.

      Typically in a use of force or deadly force situation there has to be “reasonable belief”.

      What was she in fear of???? A hat!?!? An inanimate object!?!? Good luck with that.

      That all stems from the reasonable man doctrine which the USA adopted from England when the Country was born.

      An educated legal counsel will be looking for three things. Jeopardy. Ability. Means.

      Again,,,, I was in fear and produced a weapon to protect myself from a ball cap!?!?

      I really didn’t see any aggressive action or words from the patron and she was there legally.

      • Actually, watching that video, I think that bartender was trans – a man pretending to be a woman. Hence the hostile reaction

  3. Canadian Muslims will push for any Canadian funding of Muslim Organizations and Governments. This is Islam, terrorism and discrimination.

  5. It has been , wisely, said that “The first man to raise his fist in the man who has run out of ideas’.”

    That statement may also truly apply that that leftist who viciously hates President Trump and his supporters . For that violent raising a baseball bat in threat to a patriot who was wearing a MAGA hat had revealed that he has completely “run out of idea” to uphold his left -wing agenda .

  6. Threatening with the bat is likely an assault — that’s a crime.
    Denying service? Apparently okay. No valid reason required.

  7. Threatening with the bat is likely an assault — that’s a crime.
    Denying service? Apparently okay. No valid reason required.

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