Boycott Starbucks NO GUNS

You can call yor local Starbucks and ask if the allow GUNS. If they do tell them you are boycotting. It's your right to buy coffee in a safe shop.[/quote]

You'll be much safer in the presence of CCL civilians. They're around you everyday, and you have no idea. When you need them, hopefully one will be there because 911 'aint gonna get it done. Bottoms up......

Keep wanking you short dicked pussy...

I bet all of you anti-gun nuts are addicted to playing games like Call of Duty and Halo. Which only has weapons in it.

You probably didnt know who was carrying them before and you wont know who is doing it now. This really changes nothing.

Liar wrote:

Any private establishment can ban your gun (you short dick pussy who needs a gun to act like a big man). It's their right. Starbucks will have to cave in and ban guns or else they will go bankrupt.

How can somebody be a "short dick pussy?"

Better yet, how can somebody have a "short dick pussy?"

Finally, how can somebody even havea "dick pussy?"

It's probably a matter of what area you live in, but where I come from, I don't expect that anyone is going to be standing on line at Starbucks while packing a gun. Not one person.

I love how Gun packers see themselves as the solution and not the problem.

I have no problem with hunters and sportsmen with guns but why anyone would carry a gun down mainstreet has got me baffled.

Gun packers see themselves as the protectors of society but

in reality they are just frightened rabbits.

Starbucks does indeed suck but why would anyone aside from on-duty law enforcement feel the need to carry a concealed gun? What's the rationale behind it? Do these people have some kind of fantasy that if someone f***s with them they can pull out their piece Charles Bronson style? Grow the f*** up. It's one thing to have a gun in your home on the off off off chance that an intruder breaks in but it's a completely different thing to walk around strapped. People who do have f***ing problems.

a safe place is a place where guns are carried freely.

2nd ammendment, anyone?

A safer place is where Handguns are banned.

Australia. Check the statistics yourself.

The 2nd ammendment did not stop any one getting shot= Common sense.

Is this thread for real? In fact, is your entire country's attitude to guns for real?

I always assumed the image we got of Americans as gun obsessed crazies was media manipulation based on a minority, but you guys seem to really mean it!

Wow.

How is Starbucks going to tell if it's customers are carrying a concealed weapon or not? Are they going to pat everybody down before they are allowed to order a latte?

Sadly the most dangerous threat to your health at Starbucks is their coffee.

Anonymous European wrote:

Is this thread for real? In fact, is your entire country's attitude to guns for real?

I always assumed the image we got of Americans as gun obsessed crazies was media manipulation based on a minority, but you guys seem to really mean it!

Wow.

Welcome to the good 'ol US of A. Enjoy your stay and try not to get shot...we're a people prone to violence.

And what's more. We just don't get it.

damned american wackos, its known through statistics that legal carrying of fire arms increases crime. it won't be long before it is made illegal...less than 20 years for sure

I have travelled all over the world, EXCEPT for the middle east, and I have never felt as unsafe as I did in the USA. You have very unstable people, in a material hungry society using shallow, illogical and superficial reasoning and carrying weapons of lethal capability. It makes no sense and this is seen in the astronomical murder rates that the US has. It's crazy.

I live in a country with millions of people yet murders are rare. Can you actually imagine what kind of trust in society that creates? Try it. Imagine what it is like to feel safe EVERYWHERE, not just in a coffee shop, but EVERYWHERE? To not worry about walking down alleyways in cities or groups of youths standing on corners? Imagine letting your wife/daughter walk around a city late at night and not worrying? Imagine it! It takes so much stress out of your life.

It’s not having the guns that is the problem, it’s the culture that having guns creates...the knives, the fear, the hostility, the prejudices and racial biases, the trigger-happy aggression.

I don't think you can appreciate what benefits there are to not having guns until you visit another country. Violence like I witnessed in America is not normal and not consistent with human nature...but it IS consistent with a specifically developed artificial culture of aggression and hostility based every common error in social psychology. Guns in coffee shops is not a right of being a human being, but it IS the right of a violent American society.

Thank you Romney. Well said. I've lived in the U.S. my entire life and cannot figure out this provincial (as in narrow minded) mentality of hate.

I have to wonder if it's related to our vast size both in population and geography, but definitely agree that our artificial culture, obsession with celebrity and the illusion of success, along with spiraling fear and hostility between races, religions and socioeconomic classes is feeding it.

Romney wrote:

I have travelled all over the world, EXCEPT for the middle east, and I have never felt as unsafe as I did in the USA.

Ummm, have you been to pretty much any african country? The majority of those I would feel way less safe than I do in the US.