Starbucks no longer allow customers with guns

[UrbanWolf]

Maybe the open carry-ers overdone it? At first they didn't want to be involved, but now chosen the anti's side.

http://www.starbucks.com/blog/an-ope...d-schultz/1268

[BigDee]

Get a CCW and don't worry about it. I agree with what he is saying, Starbucks just wants to be a coffee shop not a political playground for anyone.

[Irving]

It is a pretty well written letter. Starbucks really tried to stay out of it, but people used them and lost the privilege to be treated like an adult.

[Aloha_Shooter]

It is a pretty well written letter. Starbucks really tried to stay out of it, but people used them and lost the privilege to be treated like an adult.

+1

[10mm-man]

Fuck em! You have to take a side; there is no neutral party here. That's like saying your neutral on Hitler, communism, Islam, etc..... Come on really? It's the 2nd amendment, it's in the blood of the country! Not another dime.... Back to Doz bog in the A.M.

[sniper7]

Probably would have been best if they didn't even put out a memo. Just that they accept any customer with money, respect the laws of the states their stores operate in and only ask that the customers be polite, enjoy their coffee and come back.

[jhood001]

Probably would have been best if they didn't even put out a memo. Just that they accept any customer with money, respect the laws of the states their stores operate in and only ask that the customers be polite, enjoy their coffee and come back.

I just re-read your post. Spot on.

I think they wanted to support what you're talking about from the beginning, but their open arms were interpreted as an avenue to promote an agenda.

Degenerate clowns sporting mexican carry and acting like dipshits ruined this. Purposeful open carry didn't.

[theGinsue]

Can't say I didn't see this coming.

But, the memo says "this is a request and not an outright ban", so they're still trying to play the middle.

[UrbanWolf]

Can't say I didn't see this coming.

But, the memo says "this is a request and not an outright ban", so they're still trying to play the middle.

I agree more with 10mm on this. By asking customer to not bring guns they sided with anti's. But hey, they don't support our military either, what reasons left for us to support them?

[ChunkyMonkey]

I agree more with 10mm on this. By asking customer to not bring guns they sided with anti's. But hey, they don't support our military either, what reasons left for us to support them?

Stop acting like a liberal. It's their business.. its their right. And most of all, stop believing everything you read on the net... There is no truth to the rumor that starbuck is anti military.

I dont drink coffee so I really dont care what they say or dont say.. but I respect a private business's decision in the free market.