Here's What McDonald's/ Dunkin' Donuts Had To Say About Customers Guns In Their Store

NAVYBLUE · Sep 25, 2013

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/heres-mcdonalds-dunkin-donuts-had-211403243.html

Time for DD coffee and donuts ? Any DD/McD's in NV that you know of refused service or posted no guns signs ?

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MAC702 · Sep 25, 2013

Guns are okay, but don't try to bring a tablecloth and silverware: http://www.businessinsider.com/teenagers-have-a-banquet-at-mcdonalds-2013-9

Turbod'1 · Sep 26, 2013

MAC702 said:
Guns are okay, but don't try to bring a tablecloth and silverware: http://www.businessinsider.com/teenagers-have-a-banquet-at-mcdonalds-2013-9

Well, duh!

Last I heard, tablecloths and silverware aren't a right.

davidmcbeth · Sep 26, 2013

MAC702 said:
Guns are okay, but don't try to bring a tablecloth and silverware: http://www.businessinsider.com/teenagers-have-a-banquet-at-mcdonalds-2013-9

The two were eventually permitted to stay and finish their meal, The Telegraph reported.

Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/teenagers-have-a-banquet-at-mcdonalds-2013-9#ixzz2g0r3fFeD

Happened in the UK ...

Maybe next time, I'll bring a butler too ... Oh Cheeves, get me some of those catsup packets...

Turbod'1 · Oct 1, 2013

Nightmare said:
Notice that anything hinting of refinement or discretion or hoity-toity is discouraged as not a right. Only falling to the lowest common denominator is a right.

So, what you're comparing is being 'refined' is automatically intelligent and a given --but believing in an inherent right makes you the lowest common denomination of 'right'; therefore, automatically stupid?

Please expound.

Here's What McDonald's/ Dunkin' Donuts Had To Say About Customers Guns In Their Store

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