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I at first wanted to join this open carry in starbucks on valentines day but today at work I was thinking......
Starbucks is high up on my list of favorite companies for standing up for our 2a rights and I cant help but feeling that having their shops filled with a flashmob of people with guns strapped to their hips may not be the best way to thank them.
I see this backfiring on us as well as starbucks.I think giving them our business is good for sure,wearing a shirt or hat with gun stuff on them is good and cool but I feel that the open carry mob might make their problems worse with the public and cause them to capitulate under pressure and ban guns in their stores.
I dont like to give in to the fearfull anti-gunners but I just see this going bad and making things worse.Why not show our true class of gun enthusiasts and just say thank you for not descriminating against our 2a rights without bringing more heat on starbucks?....otherwise in a few months we will be boycotting starbucks for banning guns.
Starbucks is high up on my list of favorite companies for standing up for our 2a rights and I cant help but feeling that having their shops filled with a flashmob of people with guns strapped to their hips may not be the best way to thank them.
I see this backfiring on us as well as starbucks.I think giving them our business is good for sure,wearing a shirt or hat with gun stuff on them is good and cool but I feel that the open carry mob might make their problems worse with the public and cause them to capitulate under pressure and ban guns in their stores.
I dont like to give in to the fearfull anti-gunners but I just see this going bad and making things worse.Why not show our true class of gun enthusiasts and just say thank you for not descriminating against our 2a rights without bringing more heat on starbucks?....otherwise in a few months we will be boycotting starbucks for banning guns.