Unrepentant Fenian
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Mon Mar-08-10 08:37 PM
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POLL..Do you believe customers should be allowed to bring guns into Starbucks? |
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Mon Mar-08-10 08:38 PM
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1. If Starbucks allows them to bring them. |
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Mon Mar-08-10 08:45 PM
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6. yup and the guns are legally held and carried under the states laws |
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got no problem with starbucks allowing them...
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Mon Mar-08-10 08:40 PM
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2. depending on the state |
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there is no law that says you can't...
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Mon Mar-08-10 08:42 PM
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3. 'Send Lawyers, Guns and .... Coffee' |
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That's just wrong somehow
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Tue Mar-09-10 11:50 AM
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Thanks, I needed that..
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Mon Mar-08-10 08:44 PM
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4. I Guess That's Starbucks' Choice. |
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Mon Mar-08-10 08:44 PM
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5. No. A spoon is much better to stir your coffee with |
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You can even use it to measure your sugar. Can't do that with a gun.
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Mon Mar-08-10 08:47 PM
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7. i wouldn't walk into a Starbucks to begin with, so rename it to the OK Corral and commence |
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with the shoot out, if you like.
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Mon Mar-08-10 08:49 PM
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10. Haven't heard of any shoot outs at Starbucks, have you? n/t |
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Mon Mar-08-10 09:13 PM
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14. wouldn't know, Starbucks would bedown towards the bottom of my list of concerns |
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Mon Mar-08-10 08:48 PM
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8. If you aren't breaking any laws, why not? I was there today |
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Edited on Mon Mar-08-10 08:51 PM by doc03
and had my CCW didn't have to shoot anybody.
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Tue Mar-09-10 12:34 PM
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31. Perhaps you didn't HAVE TO shoot anyone, but c'mon - |
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didn't you at least blast away at the guy hogging the 2% milk, or the girl trying to cut the bathroom line? Why else would anyone carry a gun to a coffee shop; bloodshed is inevitable... ;)
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Mon Mar-08-10 08:48 PM
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The only reason to carry a gun around in public is if you think you might need to kill somebody.
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Mon Mar-08-10 09:17 PM
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16. yup and its better to have it and never need it, than to need it and not have it.. |
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Mon Mar-08-10 08:50 PM
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11. Guns, yes, as well as ground-to-air missiles. |
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Mon Mar-08-10 08:58 PM
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12. "One grand latte, triple shot -- WHOA, PARDNER!" |
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Mon Mar-08-10 09:06 PM
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13. Only if we are allowed to bring coffee into gun shops |
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Mon Mar-08-10 09:15 PM
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15. I guess I don't have to go into Starbucks |
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Reduces my chances of being there when a gun fight breaks out.
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Mon Mar-08-10 09:25 PM
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17. This is one where I let |
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the "free market" decide.
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Mon Mar-08-10 09:25 PM
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18. Only if they mess up my order more than once. |
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After all, I'm a pretty fair guy.
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Mon Mar-08-10 09:43 PM
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19. Well I think the coffee there is so darn bad that |
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you'd have to take a gun to put it out of it's misery.
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Mon Mar-08-10 09:45 PM
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When I worked third shift, I worked in some shady neighborhoods. When I stopped for coffee at the local donut shop (this was pre-starbucks) I wish I'd been licensed. I was mugged twice during that time frame. Of course I wouldn't have been carrying in the donut shop just for there, but for the parking lot at 4am.
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Mon Mar-08-10 09:47 PM
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21. If state law allows it, then sure, why not? |
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Mon Mar-08-10 09:50 PM
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22. In Florida a business can't stop someone from carrying a firearm on their property |
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All they can do is post a sign and if someone is discovered ignoring that sign they can be asked to leave the premises. If the person refused to leave, trespassing laws would apply. Since we only have concealed carry in Florida (open carry is only allowed for the most part on one's own property/business or if the individual is hunting, fishing or trapping) the business would normally have no idea the person was carrying a weapon to begin with.
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Mon Mar-08-10 09:54 PM
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23. Umm.. that is the definition of 'stopping someone from carrying'.. |
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..or did you mean there's no magic law that actually makes guns drop off their waists when a patron approaches the door? hehe
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Mon Mar-08-10 10:18 PM
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24. Starbucks has taken the right path |
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Tue Mar-09-10 07:34 AM
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Edited on Tue Mar-09-10 07:48 AM by moondust
K?
Suicide bomber vests?
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Tue Mar-09-10 11:48 AM
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27. 63% say YES; 36% say NO |
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Do you believe customers should be allowed to bring guns into Starbucks? Yes 63% No 36% I don't know 1% Votes Cast: 1002
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Tue Mar-09-10 11:51 AM
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29. I don't think Starbucks should allow anyone *without* a gun.. |
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Tue Mar-09-10 11:55 AM
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30. My answer: sure, but should they? no |
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Just because you can, doesn't mean you should
Yes, you have a right to bring a gun into starbucks, and if you just came in from the range, its a safer place to have it than in the trunk
But simply going into Starbucks with a gun 'just because you can' is just dumb
What, exactly, are you trying to accomplish?
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