While many people, myself included, may support your cause, you are going about it all the wrong way and alienating potential supporters with your poorly thought-out protest methods. Protesting the store is not going to stop the breeders of these puppies, if you succeed in shutting down one retail outlet, they will just find another. Is it too difficult to attack them at the source? Come on... If you're really serious about stopping puppy mills, then grow a pair and go directly where the problem it. Don't be spineless, and stop harassing people who are just passing by on the street. When protesting the puppy store on Mission Gorge Rd., you deliberately hamper access to adjacent unrelated businesses, causing anger and frustration to citizens going about their business. When you stand on the sidewalk near these businesses, you deliberately cause dangerous situations for drivers trying to exit the parking lot by blocking their view on high-speed oncoming traffic. This could get you sued if a collision were to occur. Some of your members have been witnessed parking in the private parking lot at the SD Puppy Store. The owners of adjacent businesses pay for those spaces, so they have a valid reason to have your vehicles towed. Time to rework your protest routines and get serious if you want to shed your current image of meddling busybodies.
While many people, myself included, may support your cause, you are going about it all the wrong way and alienating potential supporters with your poorly thought-out protest methods. Protesting the store is not going to stop the breeders of these puppies, if you succeed in shutting down one retail outlet, they will just find another. Is it too difficult to attack them at the source? Come on... If you're really serious about stopping puppy mills, then grow a pair and go directly where the problem is. Don't be spineless, and stop harassing people who are just passing by on the street. When protesting the puppy store on Mission Gorge Rd., you deliberately hamper access to adjacent unrelated businesses, causing anger and frustration to citizens going about their business. When you stand on the sidewalk near these businesses, you deliberately cause dangerous situations for drivers trying to exit the parking lot by blocking their view on high-speed oncoming traffic. This could get you sued if a collision were to occur. Some of your members have been witnessed parking in the private parking lot at the SD Puppy Store. The owners of adjacent businesses pay for those spaces, so they have a valid reason to have your vehicles towed. Time to rework your protest routines and get serious if you want to shed your current image of meddling busybodies.
While many people, myself included, may support your cause, you are going about it all the wrong way and alienating potential supporters with your poorly thought-out protest methods. Protesting the store is not going to stop the breeders of these puppies, if you succeed in shutting down one retail outlet, they will just find another. Is it too difficult to attack them at the source? Come on... If you're really serious about stopping puppy mills, then grow a pair and go directly where the problem is. Don't be spineless, and stop harassing people who are just passing by on the street. When protesting the puppy store on Mission Gorge Rd., you deliberately hamper access to adjacent unrelated businesses, causing anger and frustration to citizens going about their business. When you stand on the sidewalk near these businesses, you deliberately cause dangerous situations for drivers trying to exit the parking lot by blocking their view on high-speed oncoming traffic. This could get you sued if a collision were to occur. Some of your members have been witnessed parking in the private parking lot at the SD Puppy Store. The owners of adjacent businesses pay for those spaces, so they have a valid reason to have your vehicles towed. Time to rework your protest routines and get serious if you want to shed your current image of meddling busybodies.
While many people, myself included, may support your cause, you are going about it all the wrong way and alienating potential supporters with your poorly thought-out protest methods.
ReplyDeleteProtesting the store is not going to stop the breeders of these puppies, if you succeed in shutting down one retail outlet, they will just find another. Is it too difficult to attack them at the source? Come on... If you're really serious about stopping puppy mills, then grow a pair and go directly where the problem it. Don't be spineless, and stop harassing people who are just passing by on the street.
When protesting the puppy store on Mission Gorge Rd., you deliberately hamper access to adjacent unrelated businesses, causing anger and frustration to citizens going about their business.
When you stand on the sidewalk near these businesses, you deliberately cause dangerous situations for drivers trying to exit the parking lot by blocking their view on high-speed oncoming traffic. This could get you sued if a collision were to occur.
Some of your members have been witnessed parking in the private parking lot at the SD Puppy Store. The owners of adjacent businesses pay for those spaces, so they have a valid reason to have your vehicles towed.
Time to rework your protest routines and get serious if you want to shed your current image of meddling busybodies.
While many people, myself included, may support your cause, you are going about it all the wrong way and alienating potential supporters with your poorly thought-out protest methods.
ReplyDeleteProtesting the store is not going to stop the breeders of these puppies, if you succeed in shutting down one retail outlet, they will just find another. Is it too difficult to attack them at the source? Come on... If you're really serious about stopping puppy mills, then grow a pair and go directly where the problem is. Don't be spineless, and stop harassing people who are just passing by on the street.
When protesting the puppy store on Mission Gorge Rd., you deliberately hamper access to adjacent unrelated businesses, causing anger and frustration to citizens going about their business.
When you stand on the sidewalk near these businesses, you deliberately cause dangerous situations for drivers trying to exit the parking lot by blocking their view on high-speed oncoming traffic. This could get you sued if a collision were to occur.
Some of your members have been witnessed parking in the private parking lot at the SD Puppy Store. The owners of adjacent businesses pay for those spaces, so they have a valid reason to have your vehicles towed.
Time to rework your protest routines and get serious if you want to shed your current image of meddling busybodies.
While many people, myself included, may support your cause, you are going about it all the wrong way and alienating potential supporters with your poorly thought-out protest methods.
ReplyDeleteProtesting the store is not going to stop the breeders of these puppies, if you succeed in shutting down one retail outlet, they will just find another. Is it too difficult to attack them at the source? Come on... If you're really serious about stopping puppy mills, then grow a pair and go directly where the problem is. Don't be spineless, and stop harassing people who are just passing by on the street.
When protesting the puppy store on Mission Gorge Rd., you deliberately hamper access to adjacent unrelated businesses, causing anger and frustration to citizens going about their business.
When you stand on the sidewalk near these businesses, you deliberately cause dangerous situations for drivers trying to exit the parking lot by blocking their view on high-speed oncoming traffic. This could get you sued if a collision were to occur.
Some of your members have been witnessed parking in the private parking lot at the SD Puppy Store. The owners of adjacent businesses pay for those spaces, so they have a valid reason to have your vehicles towed.
Time to rework your protest routines and get serious if you want to shed your current image of meddling busybodies.