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asiliveandbreathe

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2. I wonder if that same csr would complain about Kroger's policy in AZ

Reply to TexasTowelie (Original post)

Sat Sep 17, 2016, 06:26 PM

Sep 2016

No problem they say - wear your gun to the grocery store..

http://momsdemandaction.org/groceriesnotguns/

I saw a guy wearing his gun at my store a couple weeks ago - I let them know, after 20 years I will not be shopping at fry's in AZ - I have switched to Safeway - NO gun policy..

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Springfield teen sent home from Kroger for wearing Kaepernick jersey [View all] TexasTowelie Sep 2016 OP

Kaep's actions have brought his jersey into the realm of political speech. bluedigger Sep 2016 #1

"Kaep's actions have brought his jersey into the realm of political speech." pangaia Sep 2016 #3

I wonder if that same csr would complain about Kroger's policy in AZ asiliveandbreathe Sep 2016 #2

Customers can be very weird sometimes. There's no way anyone can napi21 Sep 2016 #4

Let's not forget - this Kroger is in the heart of Boehner country. CincyDem Sep 2016 #5

Kind of mean spirited of the customer. LisaM Sep 2016 #6

Absolutely. narnian60 Sep 2016 #7

At least it wasn't a Buffalo Bills jersey. JonathanRackham Sep 2016 #8