Re: Customer's right to determine who is entitled to his tip

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On 2/03/09, George wrote:
> The reason there are no responses to this post is because
> lawyers are protecting the judges who fraudulently suggest
> that they are in someway authorized to determine who is
> entitled to the customer's tip.
>
> You see, while judges are ruling that employers may collect
> and appropriate the customer's tip to those the court has
> determined are entitled to share in the customer's tip,
> lawyers are reluctant to expose the fact that such judges
> would have no authority to entitle certain individuals to
the
> customer's private property.
>
> It's only a matter of time. Eventually it will be exposed
> that judges have intentionally aided business owners in
> stealing the customer's tip. This is the truth of the
matter.
> The truth will never go away.
>
>
> On 1/27/09, George wrote:
>> Does a customer have a constitutional right to determine
>> who is legally entitled to his tip?
>>
>> If your answer is NO, please explain why a citizen of the
>> United States should be deprived such liberty. Is there any
>> harm in allowing customers to determine who should be
>> entitled to their tip?

The reason there are no responses to this post is because
everyone is sick to death of the topic.