This, says Coaker, shows "how strong community-based policing can really help give shop staff some much needed peace of mind in deterring a minority of abusive shoppers".
In Dr Laura's case, she sought to stake a freedom of speech claim on the right to use an abusive word against a minority group, at will.
The Syrian National Coalition was created to provide a unified command structure that could replace Assad, rein in abusive rebel forces, promote minority rights and pursue a transition that left the state sufficiently intact to avoid a chaotic collapse.
Iran had its own problems with the former Taliban government, which was especially abusive toward the Shiite minority in Afghanistan, and Iran cooperated with the United States in speeding its overthrow.
But Potter said the "minority" of abusive fans had the complete opposite effect by infuriating their own players with their personal abuse.
"Unfortunately, we understand that the Celtic manager Neil Lennon was the subject of abusive treatment by a minority of fans during yesterday's game.
Now, to top it all off, Mr. Trump's campaign rallies are marred by violence, protests and people who shout out abusive comments, mostly against minority groups and, are not even chastised by Mr. Trump.
"Beth has experience of getting abuse online, and she was very clear in saying 'let's not throw away Twitter because of the minority that are abusive: let's engage with this medium'.
While it would be easy to assume in these cases that birth control failed, or that people were simply careless, research on abusive relationships shows that a minority of these unintended pregnancies are the result of reproductive coercion.
