I call it "Gun and Done". If I'm in a business and see a gun, I'm out

[FunkyZero]

https://www.democraticunderground.com/100217650939

Hmm... looks like an opportunity to leverage.  So, all I really need to do is a sloppy attempt at concelament, and DUmpasses will self-purge?
Sounds like a plan!  DUmmie-free stores and restaurants!

Wed Feb 15, 2023, 04:55 PM
brewens (12,001 posts)

I call it "Gun and Done". If I'm in a business and see a gun, I'm out of there. I don't care if I
ordered an expensive meal. Businesses can ban guns on their premises. If they don't want to, I suggest we make them want to.

If these nancy's had any idea how many guns they were around on a daily basis without even knowing it, they'd never leave the house again.

Response to brewens (Original post)Wed Feb 15, 2023, 04:58 PM
Star Member lindysalsagal (18,579 posts)

2. Agreed. Problem is, they're so easy to conceal.
I will not be traveling out in the boondocks of any hyper-carry gun states at all.

o GNO! PLEASE! Whatever you do, please don't stay the #$% out. Whatever will we do without you?  Everyone knows DUmmies are msotly stinky, broke-a** hippies anyway. Go fall off a cliff.

Response to brewens (Original post)Wed Feb 15, 2023, 05:12 PM
Star Member KarenS (3,176 posts)

5. I left a grocery store once,,,,
because of a man with a gun in a holster,,,, I went to customer service and told them I was leaving and why,,,,

,,,,,,,   AFTER it flipped all the magazines backwards @ the checkout, of course ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Response to KarenS (Reply #5)Wed Feb 15, 2023, 05:57 PM
Star Member markodochartaigh (423 posts)

17. I would put my shopping basket down,
leave through the nearest door, and call customer service from the parking lot.

Response to brewens (Original post)Wed Feb 15, 2023, 05:18 PM
Star Member AndyS (13,595 posts)

10. I've done this at a restaurant. Left my meal half eaten and said "GUN!" to the hostess
over my shoulder.

HAHAHAAAAAAAHAHA!
FFS man

Response to ShazzieB (Reply #11)Wed Feb 15, 2023, 07:07 PM
Star Member tavernier (11,245 posts)

43. Big Lots.
He was 50-ish, quite large, with his mom. She wasn’t particularly elderly or helpless. Made me feel uncomfortable enough to leave, even though he didn’t give off threatening vibe.

Rural Indiana.

sure thing, DUmmie. Sure

Response to brewens (Original post)Wed Feb 15, 2023, 05:33 PM
DENVERPOPS (7,282 posts)

12. Same here,
but I always ask the person if they are in law enforcement. Police are not only ALLOWED to concealed carry when they are off duty, but actually REQUIRED to carry a weapon when they are off duty. along with Department ID, and also a pen and paper................
If they aren't a LEO, I am out of there..............

Guess what happens if some rando DUmpass starts questioning me about things that are none of it's damned business?
who do these "people" think they are, anyway?

Response to DENVERPOPS (Reply #12)Wed Feb 15, 2023, 07:07 PM
Star Member sarisataka (15,287 posts)

41. You are so concerned
About an armed person that you will leave the business, but first you will engage the armed person in conversation. That seems illogical.

**snicker**

Too much stupid to bring it all over, lot's of it if you can stand to absorb that much in one sitting.

[DefiantSix]

brewens (12,001 posts)

I call it "Gun and Done". If I'm in a business and see a gun, I'm out of there. I don't care if I
ordered an expensive meal. Businesses can ban guns on their premises. If they don't want to, I suggest we make them want to.

 
DUmbass, out here in flyover country it is legal to OPEN CARRY almost everywhere I go. I chose to do so for years, mostly because I wasn't going to jump on a government registry of gun owners just to carry concealed. Now that my state has adopted full CONSTITUTIONAL CARRY, you may safely assume that I'm carrying concealed everywhere I was carrying openly. And now that half the states of the Union are Constitutional Carry to some degree or another, you may safely assume that there are MILLIONS more, just like me.

All around you...

Sweet dreams, asshole. 

[67 Rover]

Response to brewens (Original post)Wed Feb 15, 2023, 05:12 PM
Star Member KarenS (3,176 posts)

5. I left a grocery store once,,,,
because of a man with a gun in a holster,,,, I went to customer service and told them I was leaving and why,,,,

Ah. Of course.

Response to brewens (Original post)Wed Feb 15, 2023, 04:58 PM
Star Member lindysalsagal (18,579 posts)

2. Agreed. Problem is, they're so easy to conceal.
I will not be traveling out in the boondocks of any hyper-carry gun states at all.

Does anyone know where these "hyper-carry" gun states are ans if they are income tax free?  I am thinking ahead and looking for a nice retirement property. 

[ADsOutburst]

If you needed to define the word 'hoplophobia'...

[DefiantSix]

Ah. Of course.

Does anyone know where these "hyper-carry" gun states are ans if they are income tax free?  I am thinking ahead and looking for a nice retirement property. 

Wyoming meets all of that criteria, sir. No income tax. Constitutional carry. Sent RINO Liz Cheney packing.

[Muddling 2]

Wyoming meets all of that criteria, sir. No income tax. Constitutional carry. Sent RINO Liz Cheney packing.

I love the "run out of the restaurant w/o paying".  Can you say "Theft of Services"?

 

[Patriot Guard Rider]

Wyoming meets all of that criteria, sir. No income tax. Constitutional carry. Sent RINO Liz Cheney packing.

That sounds all well and good, but Wyoming has this thing...Let's see, it begins with a "W" and ends with "inter".

All things considered, I'll stay in Florida. No income tax and constitutional carry coming in '23.

February 16, middle of winter, and expected high today is 82.

[CollectivismMustDie]

Does that include depictions of them on shirts?

Asking for a friend.

[DefiantSix]

Does that include depictions of them on shirts?

Asking for a friend.

I have a Fiver that says it includes Pop Tarts chewed in the shape of a gun. Because ...reasons. 

About the only thing it wouldn't include would be a bong that looks like a gun.   

[Patriot Guard Rider]

Many years ago, my daughter and I walked into a furniture store in the Atlanta area. This particular store had a sign on the door that said "No firearms allowed".

We ignored it. I had just separated from my now ex-wife and was looking to outfit an apartment. After meeting with the sales guy, I picked out $3500 worth of stuff. Couch, end tables, chairs, bed, dresser etc.

We sat down to finish the deal and my daughter, on queue, came up to me and said we have to leave. I asked why (knowing the answer). She said there is a sign on the door of no firearms allowed that we didn't see.

I looked at the guy and said, sorry, we gotta go. We're both carrying.

I went by the store the following week (didn't go in). The sign was gone.

The moral of the story is, I'm the opposite of the poster. If guns are not allowed, I avoid the business.

[jukin]

Your terms are acceptable.

Please spend your $4.87 in a GUN FREE ZONE.

[FunkyZero]

That sounds all well and good, but Wyoming has this thing...Let's see, it begins with a "W" and ends with "inter".

one only needs to spend a couple hours on a proper snowmobile to fall addicted to the beautiful, powdery snow that God sends us on occasion.

[Patriot Guard Rider]

one only needs to spend a couple hours on a proper snowmobile to fall addicted to the beautiful, powdery snow that God sends us on occasion.

LOL...I grew up in NE Ohio. I'm aware of beautiful, powdery snow God sends us on occasion.


No thanks. I'll stay put...

[Ralph Wiggum]

If you needed to define the word 'hoplophobia'...

One of my favorite phobia words to sprinkle into conversation, and it describes most DUmmies perfectly.

Leftists are also highly pusillanimous regarding firearms.

I'm the exact opposite, I feel safer if I notice someone who is concealed carrying in a public place. The weirdos with guns don't just sit or walk around a store or restaurant for a decent amount of time to commit crimes or shoot you. The crazies are ones who rush in wearing ski masks and the one you need to be worried about. The criminal element normally doesn't hang around with evil intent, they bum rush a joint.

Put on your big boy panties DUmmies and grow up.

[67 Rover]

One of my favorite phobia words to sprinkle into conversation, and it describes most DUmmies perfectly.

Leftists are also highly pusillanimous regarding firearms.

I'm the exact opposite, I feel safer if I notice someone who is concealed carrying in a public place. The weirdos with guns don't just sit or walk around a store or restaurant for a decent amount of time to commit crimes or shoot you. The crazies are ones who rush in wearing ski masks and the one you need to be worried about. The criminal element normally doesn't hang around with evil intent, they bum rush a joint.

Put on your big boy panties DUmmies and grow up.

Let me blissfully pellucid.

I agree with everything in your post.

H5
 

[RuralNc]

lark (21,904 posts)

95. Only time I have seen a gun openly carried was at Walmart ages ago.

Mom was still alive and she wanted something from there, so I went and saw the entitled ass with a gun holstered at his waist and I left. I had to call mom and apologize and that hurt because she was so old and frail and in terrible health I hated Walmart for allowing an asshole to cause my angel mom not to get what she wanted, about as much as I hated the asshole himself.

Lark, you are the most pathetic excuse for a human. And no, YOU are the reason your mom didnt get what she needed. YOU! What, you couldnt put on your big girl panties and "bravely" shop for your mom? You are effing ridiculous.

Meanwhile, it is rather interesting considering there are a few Island Inhabitants that seem to actually respect the 2A. Naturally, they get drowned by all the other Natives.

[Ralph Wiggum]

lark (21,904 posts)

95. Only time I have seen a gun openly carried was at Walmart ages ago.

Mom was still alive and she wanted something from there, so I went and saw the entitled ass with a gun holstered at his waist and I left.

Entitled? You're entitled to the same right, as guaranteed in the United States Constitution. These are the same scaredy cat wimps who claim they leave establishments if someone God forbid isn't wearing a mask, often an N-95 mask. For the illusion of safety, which comforts DUmmies and other moonbats.

[enslaved1]

Wed Feb 15, 2023, 04:55 PM
brewens (12,001 posts)

I call it "Gun and Done". If I'm in a business and see a gun, I'm out of there. I don't care if I
ordered an expensive meal. Businesses can ban guns on their premises. If they don't want to, I suggest we make them want to.

Other than the part about leaving after ordering.  That's theft.  You want to influence businesses with your wallet, that's called capitalism.  Enjoy it, meathead. 

[Old n Grumpy]

10. I've done this at a restaurant. Left my meal half eaten and said "GUN!" to the hostess
over my shoulder.

I think eat and run is a crime.

[ADsOutburst]

Other than the part about leaving after ordering.  That's theft.  You want to influence businesses with your wallet, that's called capitalism.  Enjoy it, meathead.

They call it "gun and done"; we call it "Bye!".

[DefiantSix]

I think eat and run is a crime.

It is, but it's one of those "nonviolent" crimes like shoplifting that doesn't get prosecuted if you live in a leftist run shithole, if you're suffering under the yoke of melanin overdose, or if your intersectionals mark you as "speshul".

Kinda frustrating, actually...

[Muddling 2]

I think eat and run is a crime.

"Theft of Services".

[RuralNc]

CommonHumanity (158 posts)

106. YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Seeing someone with a gun is the creepiest thing in the world.

I HATE IT. GUNS ARE KILLING MACHINES.

Even looking at them creeps me out. Seeing them in public spaces creates a feeling of intimidation and fear and NO ONE should have the right to do that to the rest of us. Their presence truly erodes the fabric of public/daily life in myriad ways.

The presence of guns in a police state with armed government forces creates fear in the public and is used as a tool of control. Citizens with guns do the same thing except those in possession of the guns are of unknown belief and persuasion and we dare not tell them how their guns make us feel because they might be ****ing crazy. Talk about control, they not only scare us, but they also effectively muzzle all of us regular folk.

IT MAKES MY BLOOD BOIL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Why are we, all of us regular people living our lives, forced to be afraid and creeped out and reminded of the crazies in order to cater to a bunch of gun nuts, dudes who try to advertise their penis size (gross) and general yahoo low-lifes? UGH.

Don't even tell me about "conscientious" gun users and hunters. ****ing hunters can leave their guns in the truck when they enter public establishments. As for so-called, conscientious gun users who want to be the good guy with the gun, save me your protection. I'd rather not see your gun at the dry cleaners.

Ever since I was a small kid, I've thought it would be great (aka sane) to see all guns and bombs outlawed worldwide. Okay, I'll make an exception for honest hunters, but only those who hunt for their food and eat every bit of what they kill. Once again, IT MAKES MY BLOOD BOIL.

This is a whole bunch of words to essentially say "im a puss". Lurking DUmp mutts, this is definitely a YOU problem. Not an US problem.

[CollectivismMustDie]

one only needs to spend a couple hours on a proper snowmobile to fall addicted to the beautiful, powdery snow that God sends us on occasion.

Can confirm.

[jukin]

    I think eat and run is a crime.


"Theft of Services".

Defrauding an innkeeper. When I was partners in a restaurant we called the police several times for that. Then we just showed said person that was a bad idea to do it at our restaurant with a phone book.