Once again there will be a Starbucks Appreciation Day to support their support of the 2nd Amendment! Again on Feb 14th 2013. I will support them by buying coffee that day and paying with $2 bills!
We believe the 2nd Amendment is best defended through grass-roots organization, education, and advocacy centered around individual gun owners. It is our mission to encourage, organize, and support these efforts throughout Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming.
Create Free Account Already a member? Log InSeems crazy town, but totally true.Last year when Peets Coffee in California banned carry in their shops Starbucks let it be known that they follow state law in whatever state the store is located. Corporate policy is to allow carry both concealed and open.
snopes.com: Starbucks Refuses MarinesStarbucks refuses to support are troops in the middle east so I refuse to support them.
I believe "Following State Law" is what we want business's to do in regards to carry. That's why they have MY support.It is no so much that they support it, just that they do not oppose it. The stance they took was basically no stance, just follow the local law. A lot of people took this for support for the 2nd amendment and either boycotted or supported them for it.
The anti-gun nuts noticed that Starbucks allowed open and concealed carry in their stores, they organized a boycott to try and force Starbucks to adopt a killing zone "gun free stores" policy. Starbucks refused to knuckle under.News to me.. Starbucks (the evil coffee empire) supports the 2nd amendment.. how exactly?
I totally agree, and they have my support as well. But there is a difference between following state law and supporting the 2nd amendment. If tomorrow they banned open carry in a state, Starbucks would not be up in arms demanding things, they would just keep serving coffee. Nothing wrong with that, but it would be a different reaction than a company that supports the 2nd amendment. That's all. Not wrong, just different.I believe "Following State Law" is what we want business's to do in regards to carry. That's why they have MY support.
But they didn't cave in to the demands for a "free killing zone" by the anti-gun nuts either. Guess you could read that as a "neutral position". Personally I think not caving in is a win for us though.I totally agree, and they have my support as well. But there is a difference between following state law and supporting the 2nd amendment. If tomorrow they banned open carry in a state, Starbucks would not be up in arms demanding things, they would just keep serving coffee. Nothing wrong with that, but it would be a different reaction than a company that supports the 2nd amendment. That's all. Not wrong, just different.
2nd amendment so $2 bills. That way Stabucks gets the idea of how many people support their stand against the anti-gun nuts.I don't get it? Why $2 Bills?????
He'll, at least your honest!!I don't get it? Why $2 Bills?????