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rotor wrote:

mojo84 wrote:

rotor wrote:All depends on if a company owned store or local owned store.

Check out

http://www.2acheck.com/the-boycott-list/

I do not think anyone is second guessing their view of guns. The discussion is whether they would post such a sign saying what the sign in the op says. That sign would not pass the franchise protocol and inspection.

I don't know what the "franchise protocol and inspection" means. I posted a site that gives a reference to company policy that disregards 2A. The sign may be a fake but the company policy is not. Check out the other companies at the listed site.

rotor wrote:All depends on if a company owned store or local owned store.

Check out

http://www.2acheck.com/the-boycott-list/

steveincowtown wrote:To those claiming this was photoshopped, I saw the same sign at the Fort Worth BBW....

hounddog wrote:Well, I guess everyone can have a good laugh on me. Sorry, I took it to heart and it got my blood boiling. Next time I hope someone will say April Fools or Astalaweegee or something. You have to take me with a pound of salt, not a grain. Thanks for giving me the heads up.

hounddog wrote:I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but you don't get to pick and choose which parts of the Constitution you honor and which ones you don't. There was a time when that place would be a pile of ashes smoking on the ground for statements like that. Those idiot liberals started yelling about enough is enough, well you're dadburn right it is, and we need to quit playing around with them. Sam Houston, Davy Crockett, Ronald Reagan, or John Wayne wouldn't have put up with their crap this long. That PC crap is way over due to be drop kicked out of here. Sorry but when I saw that sign, I wanted to knock fire from someone, and I'm not a violent person.

Daddio-on-patio wrote:I noticed that the sign was out of square with the door but was not sure if it was attached to the outside of the glass. Just knowing that corporate does bans weapons and the following article I can find myself wanting to believe it...

MANASSAS, VA (Manassas Patch) – Eight police officers were refused service at Buffalo Wild Wings on Wednesday, apparently because they had their weapons displayed.

The Prince William County Police officers were on duty, but were in plain clothes, said Daryl LaClair, a Prince William County resident who wrote a letter to the restaurant chain’s headquarters and started a public awareness campaign regarding the incident.

The group walked into the Buffalo Wild Wings located near Wellington Road and Market Street, but were refused service by an employee who said they had to secure the guns before they would be served.

The officers had their badges displayed but still weren’t served.