jayman9207
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I was poking around on the Texas State Rifle Association website and ran across these really cool business cards to hand out to stores, restaurants, etc... that are not concealed carry friendly. Very cool! 
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tacman605
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While cool they don't really have any effect either way. Each person will have to make their own choice as what to do, depending on if they signs carry the weight of law or not, and the businesses will not be worried either way.
To me property rights are no less important than my right to carry. I will not avoid a store or eatery that has a no guns signs if there is something I want or need there.
Anti gun companies, businesses and person run full circle through life. Many times folks will state they will not support an anti second amendment business by not shopping there but do it without knowing it everyday.
Sending your children to school supports, generally speaking, the anti gun movement as most if not all educational organizations are anti gun from administrators to teachers assistants. Going to the doctor's office or hospital is the same thing. Many, many medical organizations that employees belong to are anti gun. If you have a union job you are supporting the anti gun business as they openly support gun control and the list goes on.
There is nothing wrong with expressing your opinion to them and who knows it make work at some point but overall it will not make a difference except to point out to the business that you carry a firearm.
To me property rights are no less important than my right to carry. I will not avoid a store or eatery that has a no guns signs if there is something I want or need there.
Anti gun companies, businesses and person run full circle through life. Many times folks will state they will not support an anti second amendment business by not shopping there but do it without knowing it everyday.
Sending your children to school supports, generally speaking, the anti gun movement as most if not all educational organizations are anti gun from administrators to teachers assistants. Going to the doctor's office or hospital is the same thing. Many, many medical organizations that employees belong to are anti gun. If you have a union job you are supporting the anti gun business as they openly support gun control and the list goes on.
There is nothing wrong with expressing your opinion to them and who knows it make work at some point but overall it will not make a difference except to point out to the business that you carry a firearm.
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jayman9207
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Maybe so but I just thought the facts stated on the back of the card were very interesting. I was just sharing as I know the topic of businesses and anti-conceal carry has come up a number of times.
jtpur
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I will avoid any non gun friendly store and defend their rights to keep gun owners out with my gun if necessary. I doubt they would defend my right to be armed and to carry. Remember this is the only Right OME needs a license to exercise.
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Malpasowildlifer
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I like it!
It may have an effect. People like money. If they are scared of guns, then it it probably won't. But if they have some kind of idea that maybe they are attracting people cause they are safe, they might rethink.
WI got CC a year ago, the no gun signs have popped up at a handful of places. They are all the same logo and sticker, I wonder if liberals sent them out to business.
MI got it 10 years ago, I have never seen a sign, in the areas I go. But across the bridge in WI, I say one. I find this odd, cause it is the same population.
WI got CC a year ago, the no gun signs have popped up at a handful of places. They are all the same logo and sticker, I wonder if liberals sent them out to business.
MI got it 10 years ago, I have never seen a sign, in the areas I go. But across the bridge in WI, I say one. I find this odd, cause it is the same population.
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