As I was cruising the net I came across references to Target and its statement on guns in the store. The article I Goggled was from the Wall Street Journal.
It doesn’t make any difference in my personal life. I stopped going to Target several years ago when they banned the Salvation Army kettles from their entryways during Christmas. It isn’t a religious commitment. If they are the only game in town I will enter, but buy as little as possible. If there is a choice I take it.
The article points out that they stopped selling guns years ago. Now they are asking, politely, for people not to bring guns into the store.
You can respond as you please. I responded long ago. I continue to respond. If they allow the Salvation Army back I will take another look at their view of the Second Amendment. They have already taken a stand against the First.
homo unius libri
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I don't shop there either, but I have to drive an hour to get there anyway, so it isn't difficult.
ReplyDeleteSome stands we take are easier than others. I am against the use of alcohol as a beverage. It helps that I can't stand the taste.
DeleteGrace and peace.