[CourtneyLeigh]

And that's exactly what I'm going to do this weekend when I order out for pizza. Call Pizza Hut first, tell them why I'm not ordering from them, and that I don't care which store it involved, all stores are warranted by the corporate ethics!

[MountainPatriot]

I am outraged by your firing of Ronald Honeycutt, a Pizza Hut delivery guy from Indianapolis.

Mr. Honeycutt was a licensed firearms owner and was exercising his 2nd Amendment rights. In addition, he was, by fending off an armed attacker while in your company's employment defending his person against violence.

His firing is an outrage. I wanted to let you know this and also that I am joining with thousands of others throughout my community and the nation in a boycott of your enterprise.

In fact, I will never buy your products again.

[FrankR]

"Pizza Hut fired him. "

It's better to be fired, than dead.

I suppose from a liability standpoint, Pizza Hut has some ground for the prohibition of guns on the job; and, the family of the dead perp will probably sue Pizza Hut over this, and win.

But, Honeycutt is still alive, and vindicated from wrongdoing...so let the courts and the liability insurance company work it out.

[smokeyb]

Has anyone thought to call THEIR favorite pizza joint to see what their corporate policy is before ordering ?

I agree this was wrong but I am guessing they are not the only one with this policy.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

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