Just wouldn't pass. It would place an undue burden on the business, basically a way to punish business owners who exercise their rights to control their own private property, to meet the desires of a truly small group of people. The effort to do so would use up way to much political capital on what is most likely unobtainable anyway.anygunanywhere wrote:Method to your madness!VoiceofReason wrote:RetNavy wrote:my opinion on the legislation is that IF introduced it would be quickly shot down, which business would want to spend the money to make a secure area for a few shoppers, plus, if lockers were installed in a public place, would you feel comfortable unarming in such a place... as i said thats just my opinionExactly. That is why I believe you would see a lot fewer 30.06 signs. If some very sturdy lockers were mounted in the wall at the entrance under CCTV where you can lock it up and keep the key I would have no problem disarming there.which business would want to spend the money to make a secure area for a few shoppers
I am disabled and walking very far hurts. I hate to make three trips to get into a store when one should be sufficient and I should be able under the law to protect myself and my wife.
Excellent!
Think about it. If these bidnesses must provide lock boxes then they must slow be held liable for making sure the weapons stay safe. Make them liable. We have discussed the possibility of making these antis liable when they disarm us. Make it hurt.
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- Thu Sep 04, 2014 8:23 pm
- Forum: Gun and/or Self-Defense Related Political Issues
- Topic: Lock boxes
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Re: Lock boxes
- Tue Sep 02, 2014 8:51 pm
- Forum: Gun and/or Self-Defense Related Political Issues
- Topic: Lock boxes
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Re: Lock boxes
Not a chance in heck for many reasons.