[KoRn]

I believe this is a mistake on the owner’s part. Though I agree with them, it will likely result in them being out of business, bankrupt, or dead.

If I were them, I would make it VERY ‘uncomfortable’ for a Jihadist to do business there. Like having bacon frying on an electric skillet around the clock during business hours, and offering it to customers for free. Along with other things they find intolerable.

I’d imagine such things would keep them away, but not enough to draw a potentially business ending/bankrupting lawsuit.

I know stuff like this seems great and noble at first, but the leftists have unlimited amounts of money, and when they get it into the courts, they will NEVER quit until you’re either dead or bankrupt; and that’s just in the civil area. If they get the 0bama Just-US Department on your ass, then you have even MORE problems! Not to mention, being a gun shop/shooting range, the ATF, FBI, and IRS looking up your ass for whatever they can find! (that’s a target rich environment if there ever was one)

[mylife]

You watch them and when they eff up you bar them based on rules that apply to everyone.

[Old Grumpy]

“Like having bacon frying on an electric skillet around the clock during business hours, and offering it to customers for free. Along with other things they find intolerable.”

What an outstanding idea!

[VerySadAmerican]

The point people are missing is what the hell is a bunch of muslims doing in Hot Springs, Arkansas? They’re all over this country from small hamlet to large cities. And the keep on coming.

When the time comes to fight the local cops, in lock step with the feds, will take out any and all who would do harm to a muslim.

[Bob Mc]

I’m with you. Discriminate on your good judgement, and
don’t advertise it.

[Veto!]

Aforementioned “federal civil rights enforcers” would look very bad pursuing anyone’s rights to go to a gun range. I think they will back off.

Can you just see Obammy greeting “Najib” at the White Hut door, all smiles about his pistols, rifles, and bullets? A PR nightmare.

[caww]

The Wake n' Bacon is a prototype for an alarm clock that wakes you to the smell of cooking bacon. It accomplishes this by means of a computer-controlled homemade EasyBake lightbulb oven, into which you load a slice of bacon in a pan every night before bed. Twenty minutes before your alarm goes off, the oven begins slow-cooking the pork-product. Great idea, but there are two critical flaws: it's probably not sanitary to leave bacon sitting at room-temp overnight; and now that I use my mobile phone for an alarm clock, this kind of thing is too bulky to consider as a practical add-on for my wake-up system.