Thai Noodle House owner Eddie Nimibutr under fire for hateful comments of Connecticut shooting victims
by Jack Hambrick | December 17, 2012
digitaltexan.net
 The Thai Noodle House on the drag.
Thai Noodle House chef and owner Eddie Nimibutr is getting hammered by social media mobs after making despicable comments on Facebook regarding the Connecticut shooting and mass murder.
 Here is the passage Nimibutr posted on Facebook.
I am failing to give a damn about the CT shooting. I don’t care if a bunch of white kids got killed.
F**k post racial bullshit. When kids from minority groups get shot nobody cares. When Israel launched missles at Gaza, everybody was too busy jerking off.
Why should I care about people who don’t give a damn about me? Personal responsibility , right?
Get back to lavish X-Mas shopping and believing in some false superstitions. Corporations don’t want you to stop spendig money on things you don’t goddamn need.
Its hard to know where by Text-Enhance">to begin with this hateful and racist “screed.” In fact, his level of hate needs little explanation.
Scrumptious Chef restaurant writer R.L Reeves reports that he called the Thai House last night and was informed that Nimibutr is no longer an employee.
May I speak to Eddie?
Eddie no work here no more
But he’s the owner?
No, he the chef, and he no here no more, owner in Houston.
Where’s Eddie working
I no know but he here no more.
Reeves reports that this may be some form of damage control. Nimibutr is listed as the owner of the business.
Prior to the invention of Facebook and social media, people like Nimibutr were isolated from the rest of the planet. But social media gives people like Nimibutr a worldwide platform to voice and distribute their hate.
At the very least, Nimibutr’s post is a bit bewildering. Regardless of his hate and lack of thought, he has taken a very wide swing at destroying his business and his by Text-Enhance">income.
 About Jack Hambrick
Publisher and Editor-in-Chief, The Digital Texan
Jack is Editor-in-Chief at The Digital Texan and writes about news, gossip and lifestyles in Austin. Jack is a former television reporter and digital journalist with KPRC TV Houston, WFTV TV Orlando, WFOR TV Miami, and WSFL TV /Sun-Sentinel Fort Lauderdale.
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