Actually, there are 3 ways they ARE going to search your person and/or find the weapon;jframe.38 wrote:1. Concealed means concealed.
2. No one at work is going to search your person
1. You fall down from a heart attack and they have to loosen your clothes to perform CPR.
2. You defend yourself with a gun.
3. Someone at work stole something valuable and they're searching everyone.
I've worked with people who've had all three happen to them (each incident happened to a different person). I am not that brave. I will NOT carry at work and I actually almost never carry at all (since I work 7 days a week). However, if someone else is that brave, I think we should all chip in and support that person.
No, Keith, it's not apples and oranges. During the civil rights movement of the 60's and 70's, there were rules against serving "colored" people in restaurants and lunch counters. However, brave people sat down and even braver people served them. There were rules against hiring certain groups of people, but people still applied. People donated money and time to fight unjust employers in court. That's how the civil rights movement was won. In order to achieve success, you copy successful people who've done it already. That's why we should copy the civil rights movement of the 60's and 70's. Only through solidarity will we win.
God bless America.
