You can proclaim gravity doesn’t exist or that the sun will rise in the west tomorrow morning, but that doesn’t make it true.
Such is the case with the useful idiots in Highland Park who claim that signs save lives.
They aren’t talking about the Chicago “Safe Passage Route” signs where Chicago police found a dead thug a week or two ago.
They are talking about the “NO GUNS” signs that ban good guys from carrying guns, while doing nothing to prevent violent criminals from carrying.
They demonstrated outside a grocery store that won’t ban card-carrying good guys from carrying their personal defense tools in the store. If you walk up to these mental giants and as them to take you to their leader, they will point you towards Lee Goodman, an anti-gun assclown that has bounced from one non-profit to another, suckling on the boob of leftist-funded non-profits, bleeding them dry before moving on. First it was “Stop Concealed Carry”. That failed. Then it was yet another non-profit that has gone away. Now he’s found (or founded) a new non-profit called “Peaceful Communities” (no form 990 available).
It would seem that these social justice warriors have given up on Kroger and Staples, having been told by these chains to go pound sand – lots and lots of sand. Closer to home, despite multiple appearances by Goodman’s insane clown posse last fall, Mariano’s told them to go urinate into a stiff breeze as well.
HIGHLAND PARK (DNS) – About 20 demonstrators gathered at Sunset Foods here at 10 a.m. on Jan. 21 to protest the grocery retailer’s refusal to post anti-gun signs.
“No one is giving up on this issue and Peaceful Communities along with other North Shore residents are pretty determined to see a change made,” said Lee Goodman, spokesman for Peaceful Communities.
The group stood on the sidewalk between the entrance and the exit of Sunset Foods. “The enthusiasm was good even though it was only 22 degrees outside,” said Goodman.
The group included Peaceful Communities demonstrators who have picketed outside Northbrook’s Mariano’s and the Highland Park Holiday Tree Lighting in Port Clinton. There were also some newcomers to the protest, including a father brought three eighth grade students with him. This is the fourth time the group has demonstrated on the North Shore.
The group has been targeting grocery stores because of the frequent visits from local customers. “People shop close to where they live and tend to bring their kids along with them,” said Goodman. “We’re always hoping that we’ll have an impact, so that stores will post signs to protect their customers.”
Goodman said several people went in to talk to the manager. “As far as I know they’re going to continue their policy of letting people bring guns into the stores.”
Yep. Shop where you see the sign.
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