Thursday, March 04, 2010

The Question and the Answer

Saw a woman on Fox lamenting that she would have to explain to her son why someone is carrying a sidearm in a Starbucks. “What do I tell my son when he asks why that man is carrying a gun?” she whines.
Well, how about explaining that the Bill of Rights gives law-abiding citizens the right to carry a weapon, you mindless latte lapping twit?

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Wednesday, March 03, 2010

Make A Trip To Starbucks & Buy Something

We can show Starbucks we appreciate their standing up to the anti-gun crowd.

Starbucks: Leave us out of concealed-weapons debate

SEATTLE — Coffee chain Starbucks Corp. is sticking to its policy of letting customers carry guns where it's legal and said it does not want to be put in the middle of a larger gun-control debate.

The company's statement, issued Wednesday, stems from recent campaign by some gun owners, who have walked into Starbucks and other businesses to test state laws that allow gun owners to carry weapons openly in public places. Gun control advocates have protested.

The fight began heating up in January in Northern California and has since spread to other states and other companies, bolstered by the pro-gun group OpenCarry.org.

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Monday, December 08, 2008

If you own it, learn to carry it.

So True.

h/t: A Keyboard and a .45

From Breda:
Carry your gun - it's a lighter burden than regret.

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Thursday, December 13, 2007

Sign of the times.....


From Oleg Volk
Does anything more need to be said?
Update: Actually, something does need to be said. via MunchkinWrangler


The number of casualties at the site of an attempted mass shooting is usually determined by whether the gun used to stop the killer is already at the site, or whether it must be carried there in the holster of a police officer.


BTW, 1200th post!
No, not me, the blog....

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