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Liberty wrote: But he can no longer claim he has no position, he is now aware of the sign and how offensive it is to those who wish to carry. He now has a decision to make, either to leave the sign up or to remove it. A decision to leave the sign up reflects a position.

He can take the sign down and STILL have no position, IMO.

If he takes the sign down, I don't care what his position is.

There is no 2A issue here whatsoever.

No one has the right to enter or remain on someone else's private property with or without a gun.

"No shirt, no shoes, no service."

"Proper dress required."

You have the RKBA - in public. When you're on my property, you follow my rules.

llwatson wrote:Do you really want to buy a car from a dealer named "Covert"?

YESSSS!!!!!