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sumyungai wrote:

drjoker wrote:Sue them. Call the NRA. Call your lawyer. Have your lawyer send them a letter on NRA stationary. From DC to Chicago, these unconstitutional pinko carpetbagger landlords are being told by our courts that they can't do this. A total ban on arms in your home is unconstitutional.

If it's unconstitutional for a land owner to prohibit firearms on his private property, then it's really unconstitutional for the Texas government to prohibit concealed handguns in bars, schools, and professional sporting events.

If it's unconstitutional for a landlord then it's also unconstitutional for an employer.

Home ownership and self employment look better and better every day.

Here's another thing to consider. Even if they can't change the rules mid-lease, despite you signing something that says they can, there doesn't seem to be anything stopping them from putting the new rules in the new lease if you want to renew. Unless the law expressly prohibits certain conditions, courts usually expect you to follow a contract you sign.

It's inconvenient to move at the end of your lease but at least they're not telling you to move out in one month because the apartments were sold. http://www.chron.com/business/article/G ... 973274.php" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

old farmer wrote:

C-dub wrote:

The Annoyed Man wrote:Concealed is concealed.

There it is. I'm shocked that it took almost two full pages before it showed up.

One good meme deserves another.

Are you volunteering to be the test case?