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Seattle Ice Cream Shop Bans Cops Carrying Guns
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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Business must be booming these days for a chain of Washington State ice cream shops, because Molly Moon’s had no problem banning uniformed police officers from bringing guns inside their shops. The owner of the chain, Molly Moon Neitzel, claims that armed police officers in her stores make some of her employees feel unsafe. So she’s decided to protect her employees’ feelings by banning cops carrying guns.
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hisself
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Did they also ban armed robbers carrying guns? How do they intend to enforce that ban?
Who are they going to call when they get robbed if the cops are banned?
Does this indicate terminal stupidity on their part?
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