TN:Anti-Freedom Sign Up, Down in Four Days

Gun Watch ^ | 11 August, 2013 | Dean Weingarten

[marktwain]

Here is what happened at  a local bookstore in Tennessee, according to booksbikesboomsticksblog:   

(now you see the anti-defense sign)

Now you see it gone!

Quite a bit more detail at the blog site.  It looks to be a pretty good one.

This is what I have noticed all over the country.  Stores put up signs, realize that they are losing business and money, and take them down.

The most resistant seem to be non-profits and government agencies.

Dean Weingarten

Link to Gun Watch

[marktwain]

I see a few anti-defense signs, but they have become rare.

[tpmintx]

Cool thing about Texas is that buildings must post a specific sign with specific language if they want to keep chl’s out. “Gun free zone” signs are meaningless.

[lormand]

Are there any IKEAs in TN? If so, don’t go there either and for the same reason.

The owners of the campus where I work recently put up signs all over campus, but without added security to protect those who cannot protect themselves anymore.

[HiTech RedNeck]

My attitude personally... per the bible though... be merciful to those who doubt.

I don’t think they’re getting hounded out of it. I think it is dawning on them that it’s unnecessary. The guys who are going to give them gun trouble aren’t the ones who will obey their signs.

[GeronL]

bump!

[GeronL]

Those signs are an invitation to a robber

[Controlling Legal Authority]

A few days after Newtown my office building took down the “no guns allowed” sign.

[Standing Wolf]

I don't ever do business with anti-Second Amendment bigots.

[Paleo Conservative]

I saw one at my local Cinemark multiscreen theater. I noticed that it didn’t actually conform with Texas law.

[JimRed]

“Gun free zone” signs are meaningless.

We should all go in and inquire about how to obtain our free gun.