In what amounts to little more than a twisted publicity stunt, a St. Louis coffee shop is writing “FTP” on coffee cups — the initials are said to stand for “F*** the Police.”
The good news is, it’s unlikely law enforcement patronizes the radical left-wing establishment.
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The apparent stunt took place at MoKaBe’s Coffeehouse, just a few miles south of Ferguson, after a report over the weekend of a Dunkin Donuts employee writing “Black Lives Matter” on a cup of coffee given to a police officer.
And when the inevitable fallout occurred, MoKaBe’s posted a snide response on social media:
Per our policy he is on paid leave pending an investigation. B/C we take cup graffiti as seriously as the police take police murder.
— MoKaBe's (@MoKaBes) October 7, 2015
But no effort was made to hide the act, as this photo was posted on social media on Tuesday:
When you realize why bae is bae @jcos24 and why @MoKaBes is your favorite place. FTP on all to-go orders ????❤️✊? pic.twitter.com/BmrLX0lQ5a
— KayRay (@RE_invent_ED) October 6, 2015
Turns out, the coffee shop served as a safe haven of sorts for Black Lives Matter activist Deray McKesson and others as the riots took place after a Ferguson grand jury cleared former officer Darren Wilson in the death of Michael Brown:
H/T Gateway Pundit
The police just gassed MoKabe’s! We are inside! #Shaw https://t.co/LZta4yFyx9
— deray mckesson (@deray) November 25, 2014
These photos are posted on a Facebook page set up for MoKaBe’s Coffeehouse:
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