Over-the-road
company truck drivers aren’t generally allowed to select their loads by
any national carrier. They are sent a dispatch, expected to accept it
and go pick it up. That’s the understanding when you’re hired, the
rules the industry operates under and what is expected of employees. If
more consistency in runs or commodity type is needed, local delivery
jobs, cement, produce, building materials or the like, perhaps beer or
soda, offer an alternative.
That’s
the system unless you’re an entitled, argumentative, self-aggrandized
Muslim transplant from Somalia; then things are different. You expect
the world to adjust to your whims, for employers to craft their company
procedures around your particular demands, and file a lawsuit if they
don’t.
Back
in 2009, a national over-the-road trucking company, Star Transport, who
had the misfortune of having two Somali “religious liberty” jihadists
under their employ, issued such a dispatch which included delivering
alcohol and expected transported. They have since learned a valuable
lesson, don’t hire Muslims or if you do, pucker up; expect to cater to
their every whim.
On
Thursday a federal jury in Peoria, Ill
awarded $240,000
to the demanding “drivers,” Mahad Abass Mohamed and Abdkiarim Hassan
Bulshale, composed of $20,000 each in compensatory damages and $100,000
each in punitive damages. The Obama-appointed judge, James E. Shadid,
also handed over another $1,500 to each in back pay, somehow earned by
refusing to deliver their loads.
The
case was brought by the haters of white Americans at Obama’s BLM, La
Raza, CAIR front and agitation organization, the U.S. Equal Employment
Opportunity Commission. The trial began on October 19th and was wrapped up the
following day.
The
basis for the claim is a supposed religious violation that was argued
would have existed had the Muslims come into contact with alcohol, a
commodity very common in over-the-road driving. It’s actually a
preferred load for some, depending upon the situation and individuals,
but they generally don’t get to demand “beer only” assignments either.
