Arizona Ron
Footballguy
I'm all for gun rights but COME ON!!!:
Is the NRA going soft? If you’re a hardcore pro-gun activist in Texas who likes to show up at Jack in the Box and scare customers with your assault rifle then the answer, it seems, is yes.
For the past few months, zealous Second Amendment lovers, led mostly by the group Open Carry Texas, have been staging demonstrations at various chain restaurants, arriving en masse at places like Chipotle and Chili’s and demanding to be served while brandishing long guns. In some towns, Open Carry Texas members have also taken to wandering around busy intersections armed with rifles and handing out tiny copies of the Constitution to passing drivers.
It’s not totally clear what these protests are supposed to accomplish, but it’s safe to say that they’re not working. Mostly they've managed to frighten fast-food workers and customers and get guns banned from eateries that had previously tolerated firearms. Both Jack in the Box and Chipotle have now adopted no-guns-in-our-restaurants policies in response to open carry demonstrations in Texas last month. On Friday, Chili’s and Sonic also asked customers to leave their assault at home after Open Carry Texas posted videos on YouTube of its gun-slinging members being refused service.
Is the NRA going soft? If you’re a hardcore pro-gun activist in Texas who likes to show up at Jack in the Box and scare customers with your assault rifle then the answer, it seems, is yes.
For the past few months, zealous Second Amendment lovers, led mostly by the group Open Carry Texas, have been staging demonstrations at various chain restaurants, arriving en masse at places like Chipotle and Chili’s and demanding to be served while brandishing long guns. In some towns, Open Carry Texas members have also taken to wandering around busy intersections armed with rifles and handing out tiny copies of the Constitution to passing drivers.
It’s not totally clear what these protests are supposed to accomplish, but it’s safe to say that they’re not working. Mostly they've managed to frighten fast-food workers and customers and get guns banned from eateries that had previously tolerated firearms. Both Jack in the Box and Chipotle have now adopted no-guns-in-our-restaurants policies in response to open carry demonstrations in Texas last month. On Friday, Chili’s and Sonic also asked customers to leave their assault at home after Open Carry Texas posted videos on YouTube of its gun-slinging members being refused service.
http://www.vice.com/read/even-the-nra-thinks-its-a-bad-idea-to-wave-your-gun-around-at-chilis?utm_source=vicefbus
Is the NRA going soft? If you’re a hardcore pro-gun activist in Texas who likes to show up at Jack in the Box and scare customers with your assault rifle then the answer, it seems, is yes.
For the past few months, zealous Second Amendment lovers, led mostly by the group Open Carry Texas, have been staging demonstrations at various chain restaurants, arriving en masse at places like Chipotle and Chili’s and demanding to be served while brandishing long guns. In some towns, Open Carry Texas members have also taken to wandering around busy intersections armed with rifles and handing out tiny copies of the Constitution to passing drivers.
It’s not totally clear what these protests are supposed to accomplish, but it’s safe to say that they’re not working. Mostly they've managed to frighten fast-food workers and customers and get guns banned from eateries that had previously tolerated firearms. Both Jack in the Box and Chipotle have now adopted no-guns-in-our-restaurants policies in response to open carry demonstrations in Texas last month. On Friday, Chili’s and Sonic also asked customers to leave their assault at home after Open Carry Texas posted videos on YouTube of its gun-slinging members being refused service.
Is the NRA going soft? If you’re a hardcore pro-gun activist in Texas who likes to show up at Jack in the Box and scare customers with your assault rifle then the answer, it seems, is yes.
For the past few months, zealous Second Amendment lovers, led mostly by the group Open Carry Texas, have been staging demonstrations at various chain restaurants, arriving en masse at places like Chipotle and Chili’s and demanding to be served while brandishing long guns. In some towns, Open Carry Texas members have also taken to wandering around busy intersections armed with rifles and handing out tiny copies of the Constitution to passing drivers.
It’s not totally clear what these protests are supposed to accomplish, but it’s safe to say that they’re not working. Mostly they've managed to frighten fast-food workers and customers and get guns banned from eateries that had previously tolerated firearms. Both Jack in the Box and Chipotle have now adopted no-guns-in-our-restaurants policies in response to open carry demonstrations in Texas last month. On Friday, Chili’s and Sonic also asked customers to leave their assault at home after Open Carry Texas posted videos on YouTube of its gun-slinging members being refused service.
http://www.vice.com/read/even-the-nra-thinks-its-a-bad-idea-to-wave-your-gun-around-at-chilis?utm_source=vicefbus