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Join Us in Seattle: No Guns in Starbucks!
- Thread starter redboneshadow
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Dave_pro2a
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If nothing else, that page is good for stealing an awesome image:
"Guns and Coffee!" God bless America!
:celebrate
If nothing else, that page is good for stealing an awesome image:
"Guns and Coffee!" God bless America!
:celebrate
redboneshadow
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I love the new image :what:
I love the new image :what:
redboneshadow
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What would be funny is to take all the no gun signs from the parks and bring them there and drop them off. But that's just me :lol:
What would be funny is to take all the no gun signs from the parks and bring them there and drop them off. But that's just me :lol:
Kildars
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Tsk tsk.
Tsk tsk.
911Boss
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Hmmm...maybe some OC'ers should show up and crash the party. Is there a Starbuck's nearby?
Hmmm...maybe some OC'ers should show up and crash the party. Is there a Starbuck's nearby?
antispam540
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911Boss wrote:
On the other hand, if everybody goes to that Starbucks and buys coffee and sits and enjoys it, the anti-gun protest will have absolutely zero effect.
911Boss wrote:
I think we should show up, but I don't think we should be carrying signs or visible weapons. If we show up too and everybody starts yelling slogans or questions at each other (you know that even if we're polite, they won't be), Starbucks is just going to say "screw this, they're all banned".
On the other hand, if everybody goes to that Starbucks and buys coffee and sits and enjoys it, the anti-gun protest will have absolutely zero effect.
Kildars
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antispam540 wrote:
Thats all we have to do.
antispam540 wrote:
I agree don't picket back, it makes us look foolish. However I think OCing may be a good idea, just bring your laptop/newspaper and order a drink and sit down.
Thats all we have to do.
Trigger Dr
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Maybe, if we do it right, we can get the Brady Bunch to remove all the no guns signs. and save the tax payers (you & I) a few $
Maybe, if we do it right, we can get the Brady Bunch to remove all the no guns signs. and save the tax payers (you & I) a few $
.45ACPaddy
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I'm gonna go to Starbucks with my netbook and do some reading up on java. Pun totally intended!
I'm gonna go to Starbucks with my netbook and do some reading up on java. Pun totally intended!
antispam540
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NavyLT wrote:
NavyLT wrote:
What if going there is changing your day to day habits? If they're not worth changing your day-to-day habits, then don't go to their protest.
amzbrady
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If you are in a starbucks and get intimidated by people wielding signs on deadly looking sticks can you petition to have them banned?
If you are in a starbucks and get intimidated by people wielding signs on deadly looking sticks can you petition to have them banned?
Ajetpilot
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I thought this things was in the park. Why go to Starbucks? Maybe go there first to buy a coffee to take to the park. Wherever I go, I'll be OC, as always.
I thought this things was in the park. Why go to Starbucks? Maybe go there first to buy a coffee to take to the park. Wherever I go, I'll be OC, as always.
amzbrady
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Not knocking anyones reason to open carry or change their habits, I just think it would be funny esp for them if everyone showed up covering their open carry and when things get going and they think it is just them and they are a big crowd, then everyone un-conceal and amongst them, they would either clear out really quickly or learn that we're not so bad and alot of people with guns doesnt always mean someones gonna die.
Not knocking anyones reason to open carry or change their habits, I just think it would be funny esp for them if everyone showed up covering their open carry and when things get going and they think it is just them and they are a big crowd, then everyone un-conceal and amongst them, they would either clear out really quickly or learn that we're not so bad and alot of people with guns doesnt always mean someones gonna die.
amlevin
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amzbrady wrote:
I think I'd be afraid of a "wardrobe malfunction" and end up "un-concealing" more than I wanted to.:what:
Just a dumb thought. Maybe someday someone in the Brady campaign to stop gun violence will realize that they can accomplish their Mission Statement just by campaigning for vigorous enforcement of existing laws. Start with real sentences for those who use guns in crime and less "bleeding heart liberal rehabilitation and first time offender forgiveness" bull$h!t. If they did that, I might even send them $1.00.
amzbrady wrote:
I think I'd be afraid of a "wardrobe malfunction" and end up "un-concealing" more than I wanted to.:what:
Just a dumb thought. Maybe someday someone in the Brady campaign to stop gun violence will realize that they can accomplish their Mission Statement just by campaigning for vigorous enforcement of existing laws. Start with real sentences for those who use guns in crime and less "bleeding heart liberal rehabilitation and first time offender forgiveness" bull$h!t. If they did that, I might even send them $1.00.
HankT
State Researcher
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911Boss wrote:
Not a good idea...
Looks like the Brady Campaign is raising the ante.
Frankly, they have a very good shot at reversing the current Starbucks policy...
911Boss wrote:
Not a good idea...
Looks like the Brady Campaign is raising the ante.
Frankly, they have a very good shot at reversing the current Starbucks policy...
amzbrady
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amlevin wrote:
amlevin wrote:
+1 Maybe rally more on gun crime instead of gun carry.
HankT
State Researcher
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NavyLT wrote:
You going, NLT? Gonna OC at the Brady event? It's not too too far from you...
NavyLT wrote:
You going, NLT? Gonna OC at the Brady event? It's not too too far from you...
HankT
State Researcher
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NavyLT wrote:
OCing?
NavyLT wrote:
OCing?