Carolina Panther fans should be embarrassed

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...taurant-cruel-taunts-rival-football-fans.html

A U.S. Marine who lost both his legs in Afghanistan was forced to leave a Charlotte restaurant with his family after local football fans hurled vile abuse at them for wearing Dallas Cowboys jerseys.
Marine Garrett Carnes, of Mooresville, North Carolina attended Sunday’s Carolina Panthers’ game against the Cowboys with his wife Courtney, their parents, and friends Brett and Nicole Coburn.
After the game, which the Cowboys won 19-14, the group stopped at the Moosehead Grill for dinner. Several members of the party, including Garrett Carnes, were proudly wearing their Dallas Cowboys jerseys.

A group of disgruntled Panthers fans spotted their jerseys and started to taunt Carnes and his group even before they entered the restaurant.
'Courtney was the first one out of the vehicle, and while she was getting Garrett’s wheelchair, one guy immediately started yelling at her,' Brett Coburn told The Charlotte Observer.
Once in the restaurant, the Panthers fans continued to mock Carnes and his group. One person told Garrett Carnes: 'Don’t use your wheelchair as a crutch.'.....

Wow just wow, talk about poor sportsmanship at its finest. As everyone should be it angers me a whole having two cousins that returned home from Iraq safely several years ago. Seriously come on for those Panther fans your issed that your team lost to the Cowboys so you vent your anger on a family who just wants to sit down and eat. What is most sickening is this part:

but staff asked Garrett Carnes and his party to leave.

What? They didn't do anything but come into your business with Cowboy shirts on and wanted have a enjoyable lunch, so instead of having those who instigated this and started it to leave, you kick innocent people out the door. Have these people no shame or guilt? I'm sure many Panther fans are upset at this, but really those who did this should and ought to be ashamed of themselves, ever more so after he told them who he was.