re: White women forced to close business because of appropriation complaints

They should have just switched breads and made it a "Naan Ya Business" truck

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Title is misleading as usual. How were they "forced to close"?

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Exactly, it never mentions who or what "forced them to close".

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Title is misleading as usual. How were they "forced to close"?

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social pressure

I would be interested to know if the SJW backlash drove them to shut down or if their white guilt was triggered enough that they shut it down because it was "the right thing to do".

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Title is misleading as usual. How were they "forced to close"?

social pressure

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I don't know. Those pictures of the burritos looked pretty bad.

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Are Mexicans not allowed to cook Asian food? Because when I use to visit San Antonio, this was the regular at Golden Wok.

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I live in SA. Wok Inn (completely serious about the name) on Culebra Rd. definitely ain't 100% Hispanic employees

The problem with white people is they back down too easy and don't stand up for themselves

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I wish they didnt close. Someone needs to be an example and stand up to these brain washed loony toons.

Wish the taco truck stayed open and said F You to the people telling them they stole hard working women's recipes.

Their lack of logical reasoning baffles me.

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I would be curious to know more details.

If I take the article at face value, then I'd assume that their social media accounts got hit with a wave of SJW crusader complaints, and they just figured it wasn't worth the trouble.

However, if their food truck really was popular, I would've hoped they'd have hung on, because surely their fans would have come to their defense and the whole thing would've died down eventually, as soon as the SJWs found a new cause.

This is the stupidest fricking shite. How does that bitch know they have no passion? Has anyone ever been to a Mexican restaurant (at least in the Baton Rouge area) and actually seen Mexicans working there? Well, there might be a few instances, but its common to go to one and not see a Mexican.

I've been to an Italian restaurant and from what I was able to see.. Everyone working in the kitchen was Mexican. I've seen "cajun" food places outside of Louisiana. At the Bellagio in Las Vegas, they serve boiled crawfish. I hope they didn't come down to Louisiana to see how "we" boil them.

When someone opens up a business, its always a good idea to talk with others in that business already, go visit places similar to what you want to open... You might even get a few idea... If those ideas are applied to what you are doing.. Is that person not passionate?

And this white privilege bullshite. So if they were Asia, black, etc and did this it would be okay? Everyone has the opportunity to do what these two ladies have done. How is that white privilege?

What about musical artist? Most people are inspired by other artist and they incorporate some of their sound into their music. Is Lynyrd Skynyrd lazy and not passionate because some old black man named Curtis Loew use to sit outside and drink while playing the blues inspired him to want to play music?