[cbkaty]

That doesn't offend me at all. Circling the table of some noisy kids to give them a good look at the gun while "politely" asking them to be quiet does.

One must admit that there were no shots fired, no one was injured, no pistol was drawn, everyone had a good breakfast...so what's the problem...

I know...well..cbkaty, "Just think of what could have happened?"

We could go & on for weeks about what could have happened..the fact is..nothing happened.

[Nathan Zachary]

Yet.

Sometimes they take their sweet time executing arrest warrants. But I do notice we haven't heard from CJ in a while...

Lets hope for his sake that nothing happens. The story here is even though we have carry rights, we have to be darn carefull.

[SupplySider]

One must admit that there were no shots fired, no one was injured, no pistol was drawn, everyone had a good breakfast...so what's the problem...

The problem, to me, is Cholera Joe's circling the table to let everyone take in his armed status. To me that is much more offensive behaviour than loud talking at an all night eatery.

And besides being offensive, it was dangerous to those boisterous diners. There are folks on this thread who say they would have reacted violently to that. Thankfully, no one took that approach and common sense prevailed on all sides, but I think implying deadly force over a casual disagreement is very bad stewardship of a weapon.