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Originally Posted by Kibby
There will be full page ads from the CEO of Starbucks in major newspapers tomorrow about "guns". I'm going to make a wild prediction that this does not work out well for them. It's usually a mistake for Corporations to become involved in controversial social issues or Great Debate issues like the 2nd amendment.
Starbucks CEO: Stop bringing guns - The Hill
They admit to a lot of political pressure from the Left, but it appears very weak-kneed if they are going to do nothing about any enforcement - is it really going to be worthwhile just to pay lip service the Left and irritate the Constitutionalists? I doubt it. This is lose/lose from a business standpoint. |
Starbucks shops are private property.
You're a hypocrite if you find this to be an issue. You cannot support gun rights while stepping on somebody's rights to decide if people can bring them on their private property.
On a side note:
Clicked on the link above and a line stood out so I left a comment....
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"regardless of state laws. "
Starbucks shops are private property.
Don't be cherry picking what you support and what you don't. You either support the 2nd amendment and the rights of private property, or you support neither.
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