Piggybacking on the other group is rather classless,
I disagree.
The open-carry people in question are doing something because they have a right to, despite how uncomfortable it makes other people.
They know that when they walk into a restaurant, or a store, or down a city street openly displaying firearms whose intended purpose is the killing of other human beings, there are going to be people who are upset by it, and some are going to be outright afraid. Some people will leave rather than finish their meal or their shopping. Some will feel threatened.
They don't care what any of those people feel.
They have a RIGHT, dammit.
Well, these women have found what I consider an incredibly apt way of showing the open-carry folks what it means to do something you have a right to do but that upsets, inconveniences, and makes others uncomfortable. They have turned the tables, but in a peaceful way that doesn't make anyone fear for their lives (except for perhaps the women themselves - some of these open carry folks are being quite threatening now, in more ways than usual.)
