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NC: GRNC Alert 03-01-14 FEEDBACK DAY FOR ANTI-GUN 'CAROLINA ALE HOUSE'
Saturday, March 1, 2014 18:49
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Call Carolina Ale House Monday Morning!
From previous GRNC alerts, you may already know that Carolina Ale House is an anti-gun restaurant chain. Currently, it is LM Restaurant’s policy to post all of their corporate-owned Carolina Ale House restaurants against law-abiding gun owners. Recently, the restaurant group’s leadership even punctuated their anti-gun stance with the following statement.
Carolina Ale House Rejects Carolina Values:
Says their official corporate statement:
“Our concept has the commitment of creating a family-friendly environment, therefore, our main priority is the comfort, safety and enjoyment of our Guests. We have elected to exercise our right to prohibit the carrying of firearms in our family-owned restaurants…”
So, according to LM Restaurant’s above statement, peaceful concealed handgun permit-holders like you are not “family friendly.” Your family is not welcome. This is a slap in the face to law-abiding gun owners, and it’s time to let the restaurant’s leadership know that your friendly family will not spend one more dime at their restaurants until the gun-ban signs come down. Gun owners will be happy to enjoy the comfort and safety of establishments that respect them, and that do not prohibit them from protecting their loved ones.
On Monday, use the number provided below to phone Carolina Ale House’s corporate leadership, at LM Restaurants. Deliver the “not one more dime” message. If at all possible, call at the suggested time. Consider setting a reminder on your calendar. If you can't call between 9 and 10 AM, call whenever you can.
CAROLINA ALE HOUSE NEEDS TO HEAR FROM YOU!
On Monday, use the number provided below to phone Carolina Ale House’s corporate leadership, at LM Restaurants. Deliver the “not one more dime” message. If at all possible, call at the suggested time. Consider setting a reminder on your calendar. If you can't call between 9 and 10 AM, call whenever you can.
Source: http://freenorthcarolina.blogspot.com/2014/03/nc-grnc-alert-03-01-14-feedback-day-for.html
