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Post by illeatyourdates02 on Sept 4, 2014 10:57:55 GMT -5
New Restaurant Trend: Guns Welcome Signs Posted on September 3, 2014 by Mark Horne — 196 Comments 472Share 4 5Share 643Share 59Tweet 9Email
The Guns Welcome signs springing up are a sign of the real power of the people.
handgun-constitution
Despite groups like Michael Bloomberg’s Everytown for Gun Safety with lots of money to give to anti-gun campaigns, the Second Amendment enjoys broad grassroots support. This means that, without spending much money, virtually any pro-gun forces can push back hard.
For example, according to the Washington Times, restaurants are putting up signs that tell customers they have no problem with armed patrons. This may not always be because they are natural supporters of the Second Amendment. Sometimes the restaurant owners just don’t want to lose the business.
The owners of TBonz Steakhouse in Augusta, Georgia, decided to be proactive when Republican Gov. Nathan Deal signed into law one of the most comprehensive pro-gun bills in the country this April, which allowed firearms into the state’s bars and restaurants.
The eatery hung up a “No Guns” sign on its front door.
Its customer backlash was so harsh and quick that the steakhouse immediately took down the sign and then posted a mea culpa on its Facebook page.
“The sign that was put up regarding firearms has been removed,” TBonz said in its Facebook posting this May. “It was our intention to get the attention of IRRESPONSIBLE gun owners. But then we realized that irresponsible gun owners do not pay attention to signs.”
That was a nice save, but TBonz realization probably was a direct result of the threat of losing business.
No hard feelings. I’m glad he saw the light.
[See also, “Second Amendment Victory against Michael Bloomberg’s Cash!”]
But this shows you the power of the gun owners in the United States. There are many restaurant owners who believe in the Second Amendment and there are many restaurant customers who also believe in the Second Amendment. The ancient principle that “the customer is always right” really helps promote the Second Amendment.
None of this seems to cost that much money. The Washington Times mentions an organization with the website, www.2amendment.org, that lists pro-gun businesses. 57,000 businesses have registered with them nationally.
That is grassroots advocacy that is far more powerful than Bloomberg’s money.
politicaloutcast.com/2014/09/new-restaurant-trend-guns-welcome-signs/
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Post by shaniqua on Sept 4, 2014 11:19:19 GMT -5
Repeat post from yesterday. Yawn.
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Post by illeatyourdates02 on Sept 4, 2014 11:31:28 GMT -5
GOOD, need to keep you AMERICA HATING LOW INFORMATION IGNORANT libturd democrats UP TO SNUFF AND INFORMED!!
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Post by chuckygotlucky on Sept 4, 2014 11:41:11 GMT -5
New Restaurant Trend: Guns Welcome Signs Posted on September 3, 2014 by Mark Horne — 196 Comments 472Share 4 5Share 643Share 59Tweet 9Email
The Guns Welcome signs springing up are a sign of the real power of the people.
handgun-constitution
Despite groups like Michael Bloomberg’s Everytown for Gun Safety with lots of money to give to anti-gun campaigns, the Second Amendment enjoys broad grassroots support. This means that, without spending much money, virtually any pro-gun forces can push back hard.
For example, according to the Washington Times, restaurants are putting up signs that tell customers they have no problem with armed patrons. This may not always be because they are natural supporters of the Second Amendment. Sometimes the restaurant owners just don’t want to lose the business.
The owners of TBonz Steakhouse in Augusta, Georgia, decided to be proactive when Republican Gov. Nathan Deal signed into law one of the most comprehensive pro-gun bills in the country this April, which allowed firearms into the state’s bars and restaurants.
The eatery hung up a “No Guns” sign on its front door.
Its customer backlash was so harsh and quick that the steakhouse immediately took down the sign and then posted a mea culpa on its Facebook page.
“The sign that was put up regarding firearms has been removed,” TBonz said in its Facebook posting this May. “It was our intention to get the attention of IRRESPONSIBLE gun owners. But then we realized that irresponsible gun owners do not pay attention to signs.”
That was a nice save, but TBonz realization probably was a direct result of the threat of losing business.
No hard feelings. I’m glad he saw the light.
[See also, “Second Amendment Victory against Michael Bloomberg’s Cash!”]
But this shows you the power of the gun owners in the United States. There are many restaurant owners who believe in the Second Amendment and there are many restaurant customers who also believe in the Second Amendment. The ancient principle that “the customer is always right” really helps promote the Second Amendment.
None of this seems to cost that much money. The Washington Times mentions an organization with the website, www.2amendment.org, that lists pro-gun businesses. 57,000 businesses have registered with them nationally.
That is grassroots advocacy that is far more powerful than Bloomberg’s money.
politicaloutcast.com/2014/09/new-restaurant-trend-guns-welcome-signs/
;-)
I support the second amendment though I don't think I would want to be in an establishment full of guns and liquor.
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Post by apple on Sept 4, 2014 11:46:37 GMT -5
If I saw that sign, I would not go in.
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Post by illeatyourdates02 on Sept 4, 2014 11:53:06 GMT -5
If I saw that sign, I would not go in. So you MORON's love being victims/targets!!
I feel more safe shopping or dining in GUNS ALLOWED STORES AN RESTAURANTS!! I ALWAYS CONCEAL CARRY!!
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Post by illeatyourdates02 on Sept 4, 2014 11:54:56 GMT -5
New Restaurant Trend: Guns Welcome Signs Posted on September 3, 2014 by Mark Horne — 196 Comments 472Share 4 5Share 643Share 59Tweet 9Email
The Guns Welcome signs springing up are a sign of the real power of the people.
handgun-constitution
Despite groups like Michael Bloomberg’s Everytown for Gun Safety with lots of money to give to anti-gun campaigns, the Second Amendment enjoys broad grassroots support. This means that, without spending much money, virtually any pro-gun forces can push back hard.
For example, according to the Washington Times, restaurants are putting up signs that tell customers they have no problem with armed patrons. This may not always be because they are natural supporters of the Second Amendment. Sometimes the restaurant owners just don’t want to lose the business.
The owners of TBonz Steakhouse in Augusta, Georgia, decided to be proactive when Republican Gov. Nathan Deal signed into law one of the most comprehensive pro-gun bills in the country this April, which allowed firearms into the state’s bars and restaurants.
The eatery hung up a “No Guns” sign on its front door.
Its customer backlash was so harsh and quick that the steakhouse immediately took down the sign and then posted a mea culpa on its Facebook page.
“The sign that was put up regarding firearms has been removed,” TBonz said in its Facebook posting this May. “It was our intention to get the attention of IRRESPONSIBLE gun owners. But then we realized that irresponsible gun owners do not pay attention to signs.”
That was a nice save, but TBonz realization probably was a direct result of the threat of losing business.
No hard feelings. I’m glad he saw the light.
[See also, “Second Amendment Victory against Michael Bloomberg’s Cash!”]
But this shows you the power of the gun owners in the United States. There are many restaurant owners who believe in the Second Amendment and there are many restaurant customers who also believe in the Second Amendment. The ancient principle that “the customer is always right” really helps promote the Second Amendment.
None of this seems to cost that much money. The Washington Times mentions an organization with the website, www.2amendment.org, that lists pro-gun businesses. 57,000 businesses have registered with them nationally.
That is grassroots advocacy that is far more powerful than Bloomberg’s money.
politicaloutcast.com/2014/09/new-restaurant-trend-guns-welcome-signs/
;-)
I support the second amendment though I don't think I would want to be in an establishment full of guns and liquor. Seeing as we never go to bars, I am not worried about that!!
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Post by apple on Sept 4, 2014 11:59:06 GMT -5
If I saw that sign, I would not go in. So you MORON's love being victims/targets!!
I feel more safe shopping or dining in GUNS ALLOWED STORES AN RESTAURANTS!! I ALWAYS CONCEAL CARRY!!
;-)
I feel safer when no guns are present. Like I said I have been in and out of restaurants and stores all my life and never once have I had to worry about guns. You are welcome to go sit with gun buddies, I will pass...as is my right. But thanks for putting up a sign so I know where not to go.
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