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UOC at Starbucks make Political Cartoon in LA Times

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tekshogun

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Cameron wrote:
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I sorta meant the reference to law enforcement cousel. That part made me go: o_O
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yeah me too... cause I think that means... if LE's say... don't allow it, Starbucks might change their mind. But luckily (at least currently) the laws are on our side.
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I think they're smarter and more experienced than that. But it perhaps could happen. I believe what they mean by "counsel of law enforcement" is by taking instructions, suggestions, and observations under consideration as I would expect anyone or any companyto do (consideration is merely being open to the idea, but you don't have to follow it).
 
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tekshogun wrote:
Cameron wrote:
heliopolissolutions wrote:
I sorta meant the reference to law enforcement cousel. That part made me go: o_O
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yeah me too... cause I think that means... if LE's say... don't allow it, Starbucks might change their mind. But luckily (at least currently) the laws are on our side.
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I think they're smarter and more experienced than that.  But it perhaps could happen.  I believe what they mean by "counsel of law enforcement" is by taking instructions, suggestions, and observations under consideration as I would expect anyone or any company to do (consideration is merely being open to the idea, but you don't have to follow it).
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I truly hope that is the case. I'm honestly not to worried about it at the moment, thus far Starbucks has been great to not hinder "our" cause.
 
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This almost makes me wish I had bought a coffee and taken a picture at the Starbucks located in the Forbidden City (Beijing, China).

I would not be so bold as to say that Starbucks is "gun-friendly" as much they are just not gun-unfriendly.
 
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Theseus wrote:
I would not be so bold as to say that Starbucks is "gun-friendly" as much they are just not gun-unfriendly.
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Exactly the point I was trying to make. They're at least not unfriendly at the moment... who knows about tomorrow. It's not like they are going to stand up and announce they are Pro-2A and start helping with the movement. Though, we can always hope :D
 
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