So a co-worker seen an open carry gun toteing american asked to leave a gas station in Windsor, anyone here? The one on 257 and Eastman parkway. Thats to bad I use to stop there a lot at work, but not now![]()
So a co-worker seen an open carry gun toteing american asked to leave a gas station in Windsor, anyone here? The one on 257 and Eastman parkway. Thats to bad I use to stop there a lot at work, but not now![]()
Make sure you let the store management know why you won't be spending your hard earned $$ there anymore.
Simply not going there doesn't let them know they lost business for their idiocy.
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It may have something to do with it's proximity to a bank. Not that I agree with the gas station. Just a possibility.
There fixed it for you.
I was just voicing an opinion. Don't crawl up my ass.
Some people might tend to get nervous around firearms. Maybe the clerk thought weapons out in the open near a bank looked a little suspicious. The bank is right next door.
Call it playing devil's advocate.
If you Don't like it, Don't go there.
Right of the Property/Business owner.
Exactly, it is the right of a business to ask a customer to leave. As it is the right of a customer not to do business with such stores.
and we are a minority.
If we get too loud the Police roll up and "Disarm us" for their safety wile we get a ride in the back of their cars.
Haven't you been reading other threads? the PD Speak, you shut up. If anyone of any level of authority speaks, dont ask questions, Don't make waves. keep your head down.
I have been reading other threads on the matter of police interaction with legally armed citizens. I would say this is especially true of certain Windsor police. I have lived here all my life and have had a few contacts with police. Most of the long time veterans are OK, while the newer rookies are a little too eager to "uphold the law". They think they have something to prove.