An idea for the pro 2A businesses

[bnsaibum]

We've seen threads on anti-2A businesses. How about a way for the pro 2A businesses to inform their customers that they support the 2nd Amendment?

The fire power of a sticker: Businesses jump to declare support for gun rights - WTOP.com

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[Jammer Six]

When I owned businesses, I was extremely careful to remain dead neutral on all issues.

An owner who doesn't do so doesn't like his business very much.

I'd question the business sense of any business owner who made such a decision, and without decent business sense, I'd need to shop somewhere else.

 

[tacticalgunner]

When I owned businesses, I was extremely careful to remain dead neutral on all issues.

An owner who doesn't do so doesn't like his business very much.

I'd question the business sense of any business owner who made such a decision, and without decent business sense, I'd need to shop somewhere else.

Amen to that Jammer, Starbucks had it made until they made one comment, best business sense is too just have no opinion at all. I for one will take your money no matter what your beliefs are. Some would call that wrong, "i don't want some anti-gun's guy money". Way I look at it, if I have their money, they are not donating it to some anti-gun org or to some politician I don't like