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ScottDLS wrote:

Can we make it to 30 pages?

Taypo wrote:

safety1 wrote:I like Whataburger, I will continue to do business there from time to time.
I don't like their position on this issue, but I respect it. I also recently read
an article that the owner of Whataburger said they will NOT prohibit CC, in
fact he was a CHL holder himself and respected the right of gun owners to
protect themselves.

Yep, pretty much. He was put into a bad spot and responded really well. Like it or not, he's responsible for a business and made a decision in that context. It was done respectfully, but the militants are still screaming like someone burned the Constitution.

Taypo wrote:I highly encourage y'all to head over to Whataburger's Facebook page and check out the comments that the Open Carry folks are blasting over there. As a Texan and a CHL holder, I'm relatively embarrassed to be associated with some of these people.

Abraham wrote:Taypo,

Thanks for the link.

I read WB's position and think it reasonable.

For those who MUST o.c., buy yer burgers elsewhere or go through the drive thru.

Easy.

Abraham wrote:All of this upset because (maybe) WB doesn't want you to O.C. inside their smelly, cacophonously noisy, hectic, restaurant. (all fast food joints have this going on)

C'mon, you don't really want to go inside do you?

Drive through and quitcher bellyaching.

Javier730 wrote:I don't see a problem. Telling people they can not walk in with AR15s infringes on peoples second amendment rights about as much as telling people they can not shout profanities or racial slurs infringes on the first amendment. It doesn't. Their property, their rules.

Unless a 30.06 sign is posted, I will not be affected. No one other than my wife and son will know that I am carrying because my firearm will remain concealed unless of course someone puts my family and/or I in danger of bodily harm.