Don't OC @ JCPenny - Plainfield

[IndyBeerman]

There's a Penny's in Indiana that's not part of a Simon Mall?

JC Penny's in Plainfield is in the Metropolis Outdoor shopping mall. and I think it's managed by CBRE.

 

[Soundslikejosh]

There's a Penny's in Indiana that's not part of a Simon Mall?

Southlake Mall in Merrillville.

 

[minuteman32]

I carry in LOTS of places, some are posted, most are not, but no one ever knows because I carry concealed. The only places that I avoid are where it's illegal to carry.
I know that it is legal to OC, I know some folks like to OC, I know there are some good reasons to OC, but here is a good example of a reason to not. Just my $.02.

 

[Mgderf]

I stated in an earlier post that Lowe's in Lafayette had a "no deadly weapons allowed" sign displayed on their front door the day they opened for business. Less than 6 months later, due to overwhelming dissent from patrons, the sign quietly disappeared.
Find the corporate headquarters address, and start a letter writing campaign. Pen a letter of protest and include the estimated monthly "loss of business" they have incurred due to their policy. Have several friends do the same. If they hear from enough people, they WILL change their attitudes!

 

[ArcadiaGP]

Man, it's threads like this that just make me wonder how many of you I pass daily and have no idea. I can think of the number of times I've seen someone OC'ing on one hand.

 

[Bill of Rights]

This is a perfect example of a time where compromise is in order. Next time you go there, simply CC. They can't say a thing if they don't know you have it....

Disagree, Jenny. Once I know they're anti-gun, I won't be shopping there again, because I know then that any money I spend there will be used to support "people" (and I use the term loosely) like the Brady Bunch, VPC, etc., and candidates like our two current US senators. I don't need or want to give any of them a single dime, and I can find someone who's selling almost anything I want or need who will respect our fundamental rights.

It's not about CC vs. OC. It's about my right to decide with whom I'll be spending my hard-earned money.

I do like the idea of a letter to management telling them of the fact and a later one with copies of receipts. Boycotting does no good at all if no one else knows you're doing it.

Blessings,
Bill

 

[jsgolfman]

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