Money Talks: Gun Owners Ban the Ntnl Parks

[KBintheSLC]

I got to thinking, there is much truth in the old adage "money talks". Since there is something in the realm of 80 - 100 million gun owners nation wide, what would the financial effect be on the Ntnl Parks if we all boycotted them pending the repeal of the CCW ban?

I personally have decided to never set foot in another Ntnl Park until this ban is lifted for good. I have started to do this with everything... if I see a business with a "no guns" sign on the door, I take my $$$ elsewhere as well.

With so many of us gun owners in America, I think we can make a real difference if we all boycott those who deny us our rights.

 

[Arbor]

That's like if the government made guns in cars illegal, so you stopped driving.

 

[KBintheSLC]

That's like if the government made guns in cars illegal, so you stopped driving.

Uuh.. Yeah... :banghead:

 

[DHJenkins]

Trouble is most forestry people would prefer that everyone stayed out of their parks...

 

[mljdeckard]

Here in Utah we have several major national parks. Some of them are the lifeblood of their local economies. It hurts badly if ANYONE turns their back on them.

I grew up outside of Zion National Park. (My hometown actually has a mandatory firearms ownership law.) I am going to that part of the state this weekend, and I was planning on going, but this ruling might mean I will just go to the local state parks instead.

I think the ban WILL be lifted, but not before this weekend.

 

[KBintheSLC]

mljdeckard,

Yes, sadly some of the most beautiful places on Earth are inside of Ntnl Parks here in Utah. I am deeply torn by this decision, but I am willing to make sacrifices to preserve one of my favorite rights. Be safe down there... bring plenty of fluids, and a compass.

Regards... a fellow Utahan