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I also agree it was a well written letter. Problem though is it's usually not really worth trying to convince anyone of the 'logic' or lack thereof of an anti-gun policy. I have very smart, reasonable friends who I've had this discussion with, and it all comes down to "i just don't like guns." The sign is bogus, so it's not a factor. If it was in fact a compliant sign, there may be a case to be made for telling management they are losing customers, but as it stands they are not. I fear theses sorts of activities only highlight the whole gun issue unecessarily and may have more of a backlash effect than get us anywhere.

A while back there were non-compliant signs at the Alamo Drafthouse Lake Creek location. I happily carried past them several times, then one day they were gone. I saw a thread here seemingly indicating that there was a write-in campaign responsible for that. It could very well have gone the other direction though with them ending up posting a compliant sign (after calculating that they'd be losing a small customer base, but perhaps appeasing a larger Austin liberal customer base). As it stands now, we have exactly what we had before there without the non-compliant sign. We could carry there before, and we can carry there now.

If they are non-compliant signs, why do anything? Maybe just go enjoy the movie and carry away......