Posted on 09/05/2019 7:38:41 AM PDT by US Navy Vet
I'll Start: Bread, Milk and Misc Goceries-ALDI Misc Items-Menards/Home Dopot Warehouse type items-We are switching to Costco from Sams Guns and Ammo/Bass Pro Shop or Cabelos(same Company) and local shops
Publix, Winn-Dixie and any pawn shop..................
If in your area, BJ’s is an alternate to Costco. Aldi’s is great for smaller quantities. Prices mostly cheaper.
The website 2ndvote.com allows you to search retailers based on your beliefs. You can search ecommerce, office supply and grocery stores based on how liberal or conservative they are.
Going to https://www.2ndvote.com/company-scores/ and searching for grocery/food, you can find small and regional grocery chains in your area that reflect your values.
Academy Sports.
Publix is way too expensive. I only go if I see something on sale. BOGO, etc.
I’m still shopping at Kroger. If the law says you can open carry, you can open carry.
I am a parent, spouse and I work. I live in flyover
I have been to Walmart four times in my life
I have never needed cheap Chinese crap in my home
I presume you mean retailers that permit open carry?
Are you sure about that?
If a business posts signage that says "No Firearms Allowed" it's my understanding that they have that right and you can be charged with trespass, or some other misdemeanor if you are caught.
We have tons of small gun shops where I live in Kentucky. And they have great prices and selection. Frankly, it never really crossed my mind to use Wal-Mart for guns anyway.
“If the law says you can open carry, you can open carry.”
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Not on private property—if the business or property owner says that you can’t.
Why create a potential ruckus—get a concealed carry permit if you feel the need.
I'll show 'em... I'll stop EATING food forever!
Carry concealed.
But my wife and I will still shop at Walmart. They still provide the best prices for our retired, fixed income budget.
We don't have many options out here in rural Florida. The local supermarket has far fewer selections and their prices are much higher.
Any permit/licensing requirement is a violation of the second amendment. What confuses these states about "shall not be infringed"?
LOL - this. Just carry concealed and issue solved.
Not on private property—if the business or property owner says that you can’t.
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What if my gun is my religion?
Turn the cake baker case around.
The store provides a public service.
a little twisted, jump off the deep end reply on your part?
I don’t shop some stores due to their support of certain things it doesn’t mean me or anyone is stopping buying products - just simply not shopping in those stores.
Super K-Mart. Oh, wait...never mind.
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