OK, I don't have a clue what the hell you are yakking about now so try to sleep it off and take another shot at it tomorrow.
He's saying that "now" they are only going after open-carry scary black rifles but if they "win" this they'll try for more. And I tend to agree.
I choose not to open carry, and I understand the debate about how that might contribute in a negative way (my reason for concealed is that I think it's safer for me, btw)
"Moms" Shannon Watts and Bloomberg gain a political victory for each store they turn, even if it has no real effect on the carry rate.
I think it is at least important that you let these stores know how you feel.
PLEASE don't forget Kroger who thus far chose NOT to bend to MDA. I wrote them a note, saying I haven't been there for a while but am coming back, especially if I otherwise thought about going to Target. The email response from Kroger did say "we will pass your comments on to leadership".
Don't anyone think it doesn't matter. If it didn't matter, the stores would be ignoring the call from the anti-gunners as well. Yes, only a tiny percentage of us will change where we spend our money but that's true for the other side as well. Those Zionsville and New York moms aren't going to turn down their latte unless they actually see a scary black rifle.
I'm trying to avoid the establishments that have made the statement, which allows me to vote with my wallet as well as respect their private property rights.