I wonder just how many of those 600+ people actually eat at IHOP with any regularity.
just doesn't resonate with many inside and especially outside of the carry community.Ector, a former robbery victim, believes that the restaurant's ban on handguns creates a dangerous dining environment for customers.
many businesses, including gunshops, disallow the carrying of firearms for safety and liability reasons,
Gunshops might do this to prevent accidents that might occur when customers handle their carry gun inside the business. Others may simply post to keep the thing in the holster while in the shop. Regardless, their goal is to prevent negligent discharges on the part of patrons.
Not to argue that this might not be there reasoning, but why would anybody pull out carry their piece and start playing with it?
Somebody's never had the Stuffed French Toast...... as if the food wasn't reason enough to boycott IHOP.
And likewise, individuals are free to organize boycotts against businesses who have policies they disagree with.It is a place of business. They can choose who they invite into their business, as long as they don't discriminate against protected classes. I really don't see what the problem is, especially considering the fact that guns DO pose a significant liability risk for companies and their insurers.
Yeah, the safest part of the city. http://www.myfoxdetroit.com/dpp/new...rs-government-registered-cadillac-20101130-mrThis restaurant is located in downtown Detriot---one of the safest areas in the city.
A great percentage of people in downtown are there to work or play at the Detriot casinos...It is against Michigan law to carry a gun into a casino.
IMO many people will leave their weapon at home anyway---b/cause they know better than to leave it in their car in Detriot////////////////////////////////////
This restaurant is located in downtown Detriot---one of the safest areas in the city.
the fact that guns DO pose a significant liability risk for companies and their insurers
Full Metal Jacket said:sure, relative to baghdad
Yeah, the safest part of the city. http://www.myfoxdetroit.com/dpp/new...rs-government-registered-cadillac-20101130-mr