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And what I hate the most about the anti-gun community, particularly online, is that they're so violent in their comments. They're always talking about hoping gun owners shoot themselves. You know what? I don't feel the same way about anti-gunners. I don't wish harm on them. Sure, they may disagree with my fundamentals, but they're people, and they are allowed their opinions. In fact, ordinary citizens WITH GUNS fought and died so they could have their own opinions and freedom. And it's an armed populace what keeps the government in check so they can continue having and voicing those opinions. But I certainly don't feel hate towards them. Definitely not to the extent that some of them feel towards us.

MeMelYup wrote:They haven't looked on the Internet to see how many roberies and shootings happen at chuck e's.

I was looking at a comment asking why people would want to carry a gun with all of those children around. And I was thinking... um... to protect the children?

These people have in their minds that everyone who owns a gun is a criminal. Otherwise, why would you have a gun? Or that it could pop out of the holster at any second and start shooting all children within a 300-ft radius.

I just went to their Facebook page again to read the posts. Never again. So much rage.

I'm not going to even try to reason with those people. There is no reasoning with those people.

I find it interesting that the Facebook group complains about us keeping track of what signs are legal, and which ones are not. In the law, it is very clearly spelled out, the exact criteria for creating a valid sign. It's not complicated. 1" wording on a contrasting surface, this specific verbiage, in both English and Spanish in an inconspicuous place. It's not rocket surgery.

If those businesses wanted to comply with the law, they need to read it, not just order a sign they hope will be valid.