…and you’re wrong. I vote with my dollars and when Walmart stopped selling “American”…which Sam Walton bragged about for years, I stopped patronizing them and that’s been over two decades. I’ve also never purchased anything from Amazon. Coke products are not allowed in my vending machines. How we spend our money is the only power we’ve really got in representing our thoughts.
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One bullet – just one gunshot – would have chased all the vandals away.
But they know that business owners just turn the other cheek nowadays, so they have nothing to fear.
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You’re the exception.
Maybe you were just responding to the absolutism of the words you highlighted, and therefore one counter-example proves the absolute statement wrong. But his was just colloquial wording, and in general terms, he’s right.
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It was the word, “all” that I disagreed with so in that light…we’re all right. 
Back in the day a double barrel loaded with rock salt would have made the point “you’re not welcome and don’t come back.” 
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In fact, the click-clack to load the gun is often enough to send people running.
Its risky to have a business in a lib infested area. Their support of terrorist groups like blm and antifa, a business is more likely to be looted or burn or both.
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Looks like Cracker Barrel has had enough also. Closing 3 locations.
https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/pandemic-economy-crime/2023/03/21/id/1112879/
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Are you mocking theft and vandalism that sends customers elsewhere?
Nobody goes there…they close.
■■■■ the police.
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Here you go.
Nice try
Did Cracker Barrel cite anything other than the pandemic for their closure? They didn’t. Your own article says they didn’t
You are citing articles during the riots. Not since.
You guys are flailing.
You are not the only one. It’s replete throughout these threads
Violent left!
Democrat policies
All attempts to keep the summer of love alive in the minds of voters. Skeery
All the cracker barrels around here seem to have survived the year after the pandemic.
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Going strong locally.
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Ok and? There is a blockbuster in Oregon.
Locally. I mean this is not complicated.
By name only. The owner inherited the name when Blockbuster folded. And it’s not in Portland, it’s in Bend … the latest formerly nice Oregon city to be consumed by libs who are fleeing places like Portland.
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You are right. “Locally” in Portland is Different.
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There’s a reason stores are fleeing Portland.
I hope they all leave myself.
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There is a reason why your news sources are concentrating on that even when it’s not because of crime or vandalism or them evil libs.
So enlighten us.
