Web site shows restaurants, bars where guns are, aren't allowed in TN

[mikegideon]

Leave it to the Tennessean to promote this.

[mikegideon]

sorry man but its a repost

Twice, but the newspaper article is a new twist

[Guest RevScottie]

To echo BKelm, you need to find another argument. Guns ARE legal in (unposted) bars.

- OS

I thought that technically in the state of Tennessee you had to have a certain percentage of food sales in order to serve alcohol? Wasn't that part of the problem with the old legislation; there wasnt a clear differential between bars and restaurants? Aren't all places that serve alcohol in Tennesee still classified as restaurants and not bars??

[Oh Shoot]

I thought that technically in the state of Tennessee you had to have a certain percentage of food sales in order to serve alcohol? Wasn't that part of the problem with the old legislation; there wasnt a clear differential between bars and restaurants? Aren't all places that serve alcohol in Tennesee still classified as restaurants and not bars??

Beer doesn't matter, any place can sell beer, handled by each county.

Liquor, yes, there seems to only be one type of state license given out, that of "restaurant". Obviously, not all places that have the license are indeed restaurants.

The ABC will probably never clean up its act, but the fact is that it no longer matters what they're classed as, as far as HCP carry.

- OS

[Transplanted Hoosier]

Originally Posted by

Randy

I went to there site and sent them a note thanking them for letting me know were not to spend my money. Join in and let them know just how stupid they are.

Just did the same.

[Guest StillKicking]

Well said, Archminister01(in post # 10), some want to " dine in a gun free restaurant" oblivious to the notion that WE may save their life during a robbery. I guess some people will live in their fantasyland and try to screwup our reality.

Edited September 14, 2010 by StillKicking
clarify

[ttocswob]

My post on their "Contact Us" page:

You should change your tag line to "Eat in peril."

No sign can protect me from a violent criminal. It merely informs the criminal in advance that their intended victims will be unarmed. Therefore I will honor your sign, and carry my gun - and my cash - to gun friendly restaurants.

Any establishment that posts a "No Guns" sign is not a safe place to be - period.

Wonder how long before they close comments?

[E4 No More]

Unfortunately, your comments are not made public: therefore, it really makes no impact on the businesses.

[mikegideon]

My post on their "Contact Us" page:

Wonder how long before they close comments?

I doubt that they will. The guy is an elitist libtard. I'm sure he's getting plenty of comments from other libtards that will convince him that he's saving us from ourselves.

[Guest SUNTZU]

Its not about saving anyone, its about control. He's happy because he is controlling people.

[Punisher84]

I contacted him and made sure he added Outback in Cookeville. They've posted signs.

Why help their agenda? If you send them posted places you're encouraging them, if you send them un-posted places you could create pressure from the libs on that restaurant.

[Guest KimberChick]

Why help their agenda? If you send them posted places you're encouraging them, if you send them un-posted places you could create pressure from the libs on that restaurant.

+1

Little fish: "hey, big fish....how'd you live to get so big??"

Big Fish: "By keeping my mouth shut."

[Guest GT_Rat]

My comment:

Your statements (and site name) are misleading. You can rest assured that no law abiding gun owners will be carrying in the restaurants you list. The only people carrying will be the non-law abiding types. You don't really think criminals are going to pay any attention to "no guns" signs do you?

[dralarms]

I contacted him and made sure he added Outback in Cookeville. They've posted signs.

Sounds like Kwik.

[D3vo]

I tuned in to 99.7 WTN's morning show and caught tail end of the website being discussed. I distinctly heard the host say if the restaurant was remotely interested in banning they provided a gun-buster on the spot.

Anyone else hear the same?

[Guest HexHead]

I tuned in to 99.7 WTN's morning show and caught tail end of the website being discussed. I distinctly heard the host say if the restaurant was remotely interested in banning they provided a gun-buster on the spot.

Anyone else hear the same?

Some of you here may remember when I was going fu_king ballistic while the new law was winding it's way through the state house, pointing out how Doug Jackson had sold us out?

Well, exactly what I said was going to happen appears to be happening with the "international symbol" he was so up about. I said the anti's were going to go around handing out the stickers to those that really didn't care or see the harm of putting one next to the no smoking one on the door. There you go.

[Fallguy]

Some of you here may remember when I was going fu_king ballistic while the new law was winding it's way through the state house, pointing out how Doug Jackson had sold us out?

Well, exactly what I said was going to happen appears to be happening with the "international symbol" he was so up about. I said the anti's were going to go around handing out the stickers to those that really didn't care or see the harm of putting one next to the no smoking one on the door. There you go.

Hmmm...I don't remember you ever getting upset...

I agree the "international symbol" was the downside to an otherwise good bill.

I guess it is up to us to show how posting the sign can cause harm to their business by lost dollars from HCP holders and those that support the 2A....doing it calmly and with courtesy of course...

[Guest macmonkey]

So I was thinking.. about creating my own little website where I can list the restaurants losing out on business from honest, hard-working, hungry, law-abiding gun owners due to their retarded political posturing. I was thinking http://www.nogunsnobusiness.com.. Would you sign up?

[Punisher84]

Not sure who your buddy kwik is, but thanks. just doing my civil duty

He was a trouble maker. A BIG ONE. People that help get places posted or help the anti-gun movement and like to stir up trouble on the forum by advertising they do it last about a week around here.

[daddyo]

So I was thinking.. about creating my own little website where I can list the restaurants losing out on business from honest, hard-working, hungry, law-abiding gun owners due to their retarded political posturing. I was thinking http://www.nogunsnobusiness.com.. Would you sign up?

You mean register?

[E4 No More]

So I was thinking.. about creating my own little website where I can list the restaurants losing out on business from honest, hard-working, hungry, law-abiding gun owners due to their retarded political posturing. I was thinking http://www.nogunsnobusiness.com.. Would you sign up?

Register - yes

[K191145]

Here's my comments to the site.

I appreciate the listings of restaurants that discriminate against law abiding HCP holders, it let's us know not to dine and spend money in an establishment where the owners are bigots. I also appreciate the listings of restaurants that where owners are aware that HPC holders are some of the most law abiding, responsible citizens in the state, and the owners are not prejudice against an entire group of people like your basic racist is. I will be dining at one of the Bigot Free restaurants that's on your site later today.

[K191145]

So I was thinking.. about creating my own little website where I can list the restaurants losing out on business from honest, hard-working, hungry, law-abiding gun owners due to their retarded political posturing. I was thinking http://www.nogunsnobusiness.com.. Would you sign up?

Start the site and i'll register.

[E4 No More]

Anybody get a reply from the bed-wetter running that site?

[Oh Shoot]

Some of you here may remember when I was going fu_king ballistic while the new law was winding it's way through the state house, pointing out how Doug Jackson had sold us out?

Well, exactly what I said was going to happen appears to be happening with the "international symbol" he was so up about. I said the anti's were going to go around handing out the stickers to those that really didn't care or see the harm of putting one next to the no smoking one on the door. There you go.

Oh, I remember it well, and agreed all down the line.

I assumed there would be various organizations that would urge the use of the gunbusters decals, and maybe even send them out.

I was thinking more along the lines of the TN Restaurant Assoc. and the like, but doesn't much matter who all does it, outcome is likely the same, that being "oh why not, maybe it'll decrease my liability", or "maybe it'll make bad guys think twice", or whatever other dumb reason comes to mind - and the decal is already in their hand.

- OS