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Posted: 9/10/2013 6:48:33 PM EDT
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I NEVER shop there anyway.
Fuck 'em. Also none of that will keep anyone safer, and will only encourage more robberies after the word gets out. And the robbers may also be murderers and not want to leave any witnesses behind. |
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Ugh...
Damn Hippies. I go out of my way to NOT eat organic just because of the cult following behind it. |
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Translation: You are to line up against the wall and allow the criminal to execute you like the sheep you are. |
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They can go fuck themselves.
If I ever feel like buying some overpriced cheese, my G26 will be under my shirt, and their cute little sign carries less weight than "no shirt, no shoes, no service" |
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They have to be wrong about the signs. Even liberal ass NY says you have to have a clearly conspicuously posted sign.
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Founded in Austin, the goddamn California of Texas. No surprise.
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Translation: You are to line up against the wall and allow the criminal to execute you like the sheep you are. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Translation: You are to line up against the wall and allow the criminal to execute you like the sheep you are. Pussies. |
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I now want to go to a Whole Foods, fill up a cart with the most expensive ice cream and frozen stuff I can find, wander around for a few minutes to let it get a bit soft and mushy, then tuck in my shirt and wait to be trespassed.
I'd happily abandon my cart and immediately leave the premises. |
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Has anybody ever sued a business because they were wounded due to the businesses "No Gun" policy?
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Whole foods? Never heard of 'em. Who cares, shop someplace else.
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Quoted: Has anybody ever sued a business because they were wounded due to the businesses "No Gun" policy? View Quote I believe No gun policies indemnify businesses from any injury you sustain when a criminal harms you while on premises and some how the business is liable when a customer or employee ventilates a would be criminal trying to commit grave bodily harm to someone on premises. What a fuck up world we live in. |
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Also, they don't seem to know the difference between infer and imply.
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The second amendment limits the government, not private citizens. So how can a business that is restricting you on private property be against the second amendment?
I predict an amateur circlejerk in this thread by those who don't understand the difference. |
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Insurance companies drive these policies, not corporations. That isn't going to change. Complain if it makes you feel better.
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Do they have 30.06 signs posted in their TX locations? View Quote Their headquarters/flagship store is a block away from my work and I occasionally go there to get something for lunch. I have never noticed a 30.06 sign there but will look for one next time I go there. One thing I will say that that particular location has going for it is that it is a very (and I mean very) target rich environment for attractive women. |
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I believe No gun policies indemnify businesses from any injury you sustain when a criminal harms you while on premises and some how the business is liable when a customer or employee ventilates a would be criminal trying to commit grave bodily harm to someone on premises. What a fuck up world we live in. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Has anybody ever sued a business because they were wounded due to the businesses "No Gun" policy? I believe No gun policies indemnify businesses from any injury you sustain when a criminal harms you while on premises and some how the business is liable when a customer or employee ventilates a would be criminal trying to commit grave bodily harm to someone on premises. What a fuck up world we live in. Depends on the state. Some states provide protection from liability if they allow CCW. If they do not allow CCW, and someone violates the policy and causes injury, then there is no protection. |
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The second amendment limits the government, not private citizens. So how can a business that is restricting you on private property be against the second amendment? I predict an amateur circlejerk in this thread by those who don't understand the difference. View Quote anti-gun is generally a pretty good sign of anti-2a. no one is forcing you to shop there though. store is for libtard vegan homos anyway. |
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Quoted: Their headquarters/flagship store is a block away from my work and I occasionally go there to get something for lunch. I have never noticed a 30.06 sign there but will look for one next time I go there. One thing I will say that that particular location has going for it is that it is a very (and I mean very) target rich environment for attractive women. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Do they have 30.06 signs posted in their TX locations? Their headquarters/flagship store is a block away from my work and I occasionally go there to get something for lunch. I have never noticed a 30.06 sign there but will look for one next time I go there. One thing I will say that that particular location has going for it is that it is a very (and I mean very) target rich environment for attractive women. I've never noticed a 30.06, so I'll carry on as usual. |
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I thought the owner was a libertarian? Maybe just on the dope part of libertarianism.
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Unless it's changed in the last month, the one near me doesn't have any signs. Earth Fare and Trader Joe's don't have them either.
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Fuck 'em
They sell the same shit food barn and the others sell, they just charge more. PM me and I'll tell ya. 25 years in retail grocery here. They have a good scam going. BTW. Concealed means concealed!!! |
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"We prohibit carrying and use of a firearm.” This is not a new policy . . . View Quote So what? Carry a firearm in their store, just don't use it. |
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Every one I've been in throughout several states is loaded with hot women. Where there's wealth, there's hot women. I've never noticed a 30.06, so I'll carry on as usual. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Do they have 30.06 signs posted in their TX locations? Their headquarters/flagship store is a block away from my work and I occasionally go there to get something for lunch. I have never noticed a 30.06 sign there but will look for one next time I go there. One thing I will say that that particular location has going for it is that it is a very (and I mean very) target rich environment for attractive women. I've never noticed a 30.06, so I'll carry on as usual. Some hot women, a LOT of hippy granny types and hairy unwashed chicks with huge numbers of tattoos and piercings. |
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There's one a few blocks from my place in Old Town Alexandria -- never seen a sign and i open carry there all the time. No one has mentionde it to me. Either way; those signs have ZERO legal weight. All they can do is ask you to leave.
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