1. The gays and allies of the gays weren’t too happy about “don’t ask don’t tell”. In fact, they found it so offensive, they got congress to do away with it. Why should I be happy with it when it comes to my rights? They will be treated like any other business that spits on my rights; a complete and unforgiving boycott.

2. It seems to me that Starbucks is the biggest loser here: Moms get stuck with “DADT”, gun owners feel spat upon and both groups will spend less $ at the stores.

   For the People of the Gun this is a self-inflicted wound, the open-carry crowd was just overreaching and overbearing. They fed the stereotypes of the Moms and disquieted the management.

3. Frankly, I’d like to contact the CEO and tell him/her that my money isn’t going inside that store as a result. Also, since they mentioned that there were customers who were uncomfortable and alarmed with legal gun carrying citizens in there, that they havea problem with a bunch of uninformed idiots frequenting their business. But they’ll let any gun toting LEO with an itchy trigger finger in there.

4. That policy had to be good for something….

5. Oh great, another gun free zone for some shooter to take advantage of.

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