One thing to remember about Taco Mac is it isnt a Bar. They serve Alcohol on Sundays so thereby they are a restaurant. Just something to consider when deciding if CC in a Taco Mac is legal or not.
Any business that posts signs related to anti-carry (i.e. "No Guns/Wespons") are off of my list. They don't want me there, so likewise I don't want to purchase product or goods from them. They exercised their right to post the sign and I excercised my right to shop, eat, etc. elsewhere. I occasionally can't avoid some locations that are this way (e.g. they are a sole-source provider of a particular product/service or any other provider is excessively incovenient, expensive, etc.) and in those cases I just cc....
Bingo! It's not about legal or not legal to me. It's about not supporting a company whose leadership actively fought against our right to carry.
I haven't seen a sign at the Taco Mac in Midtown which I frequent a couple times a month, and have never had a problem there or anywhere else. Then again, I CC.
I'm really of two minds on this. I understand and respect your position. For me, I simply refuse to allow their bigotry to change my intended behavior. I cc 99% of the time anyway. So if I want to get something that store/restaurant/whatever has, I just walk in and get it, gun or no gun, sign or no sign.
Like my daddy always used to say: "don't reward bad behavior". Or maybe he never said, I don't really remember now. At any rate, I'm just glad that signs carry no legal weight for when I do have to violate the store's policy.
Fellas, here in the South, we are accustomed to taking a stand. YMMV I refuse to spend my money at places that do not want me as a customer.
Thing is, if you dig hard enough you'll find some reason to disqualify every business on the planet. But yeah, y'all are a proud people down here
Ouch. My stand is, I ignore their pathetic quest for rainbows, unicorns, and global peace and understanding. Besides, the only place around here with a sign that I want to go into is Earth Fare. And as the wife luvs their beef, we're going in. The only choice is whether or not to carry. Which is not really a choice, it's a given.
If they all start hanging signs saying, "opinionated a**holes NOT ALLOWED" then yeah, I'm gonna have to figure something else out.
I refuse to give any money to a company that uses a portion if that money to campaign against my right to carry. That is exactly what the leaders of Taco Mac did while HB89 was being debated and passed.