[real saxophonist]

I haven't set foot in a walmart in over 11 years, and I don't have any open carry holsters.

[Augie]

Business owners are allowed to refuse service to anyone, for any reason, at any time.

Unless the customer is a homo couple that wants a wedding cake.

[Midwesterner53]

He was very short on common sense to sign that form with no lawyer present and surrounded by cops. NEVER sign anything like that without a lawyer present.

[dayglored]

Well I was rollin' down the road in some cold blue steel
I had a blues man in back, and a beautician at the wheel
We going downtown in the middle of the night
We laughing and I'm jokin' and we feelin' alright
Oh I'm bad, I'm nationwide
Yes I'm bad, I'm nationwide

[mumblypeg]

Walmart is merely asking law abiding gun owners to carry concealed, not openly.

The macho guys insisting that not *displaying* their guns somehow violates their 2A right to *carry* in WalMart, need to calm down.

Walmart lets you bring your penis into their store, too. As long as the other customers can’t see it, nobody will notice you have it & no questions will be asked.

[_Jim]

Can I ask one of those who are insistent on open carrying - DO YOU HAVE a MAGA or KAG 2020 bumper sticker on your vehicle?

If not, WHY not?

[MrEdd]

I'm banned. Its nationwide...

[bert]

So what? That’s nothing to be proud of

Walmart is the best run retail company in America

[Mastador1]

After reading most of the comments on this thread I guess I shouldn't be surprised that many, if not all stridently support and defend private property rights until someone, Walmart, makes a decision about their property which they have every right to. All of a sudden because Walmart's decision doesn't jibe with what you(all of those slamming Walmart for their policy change)'want' suddenly those private property rights aren't so absolute anymore.

It's sad to see a bunch of 'conservatives' get their panties in a twist and act like liberals.

There is such a simple solution, either carry concealed if you have to or just refuse to patronize Walmart, just don't whine like a pissy little liberal because Walmart made a decision about their private property and business. Either everyone has a right to make decisions about their private property or no one does, be it a baker, photographer, whatever

[morphing libertarian]

who does WalMart think it is, google?

[longhorn too]

Have they put up any freaking signs yet, if not then still legal!