Brady Campaign - Opportunity for a bit of activism

[Pancho Villa]

Don't know if this is the right forum but it seems appropo to the purpose of this forum.

http://www.opposingviews.com/i/crazy...-in-its-stores

Brady campaign whining about starbucks allowing open carry in its stores. Send emails to Starbucks supporting their decision:

http://www.starbucks.com/customer/co...rms.asp?nav=3e

And/or comment on the piece (but I think a supportive email to Starbucks will be more effective.)

Apologies if this is a repost.

[Irving]

What a bunch of sensationalist whiners.

[cowboykjohnson]

surprising starbucks, of all companies, allows it.

[Hoser]

Awesome.

[Troublco]

Wow. GO STARBUCKS! I'm going to stop and get some on the way to work in the morning!

Ok, so I probably would have anyhow. This is just a good excuse.

[sniper7]

I am amazed starbucks did this. I always figured the people that actually went in were there to chat about their liberalistic views and frown upon all those in the drive through wasting gas.

[Pancho Villa]

Guys, take a minute and send a supportive email to starbucks. Just "thanks for supporting my 2nd amendment rights, I am going to patronize your store more regularly because of it" or something like that. If enough of us do that it'll make a big difference.

[Irving]

I sent an email to them.

[68Charger]

I sent them an email using the form, and also posted these links on another forum (a more national one) where they were already discussing this topic..

[theGinsue]

But what about the rights of everyone else who wishes to be free from lethal weapons in public places, except for trained law enforcement?

Hmm. What right is that exactly? The "It Doesn't Exist" Amendment?