And you know what they say about opinions, don't you?The Wall wrote:In my opinion the posting of any sign that tells you guns aren't allowed is the same as them telling you in person.
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And you know what they say about opinions, don't you?The Wall wrote:In my opinion the posting of any sign that tells you guns aren't allowed is the same as them telling you in person.
They lost my business because, while the sign is not effective notice, I understand their intent. And a criminal understands by that sign that chances are good that those inside would be open season. I tend to stay away from "gun free" zones, legally posted or not.rotor wrote:Why did they lose your business? Unless they asked you to leave you could legally carry there. Now if they asked you to leave that's a different matter.atx2a wrote:What I failed to mention was that I went in, dropped a "you lost my business today" card, and went somewhere else for lunch.The Wall wrote:In my opinion the posting of any sign that tells you guns aren't allowed is the same as them telling you in person. Just because they don't have the 30.06 or 30.07 sign doesn't give you the right to carry on their premises. Just means you will have to leave when you get caught and you are supporting a business that doesn't want you to be there. No different than having a No Pets sign, or No Shirt, No Shoes, No service sign. IMHO
JALLEN wrote:No soup for you!
Untuck your shirt and walk right in.......have all the soup you want. The sign is totally irrelevant for either open or concealed, but if you conceal you won't have some ignoramus yammering in your ear about effective notice.....sweatmachine wrote:I saw the Soup Nazi's sign the other day and took a picture of it. Bird's Barber Shop had a similar "ghostbusters" style sign up.
I have to wonder, are they just ignorant and think they're covered here, or are they pandering to their ignorant gun hating customers to make them feel warm & fuzzy and knowingly allowing concealed carry with their unofficial signage?
"Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity."
No soup for you!
The Annoyed Man wrote:Untuck your shirt and walk right in.......have all the soup you want. The sign is totally irrelevant for either open or concealed, but if you conceal you won't have some ignoramus yammering in your ear about effective notice.....sweatmachine wrote:I saw the Soup Nazi's sign the other day and took a picture of it. Bird's Barber Shop had a similar "ghostbusters" style sign up.
I have to wonder, are they just ignorant and think they're covered here, or are they pandering to their ignorant gun hating customers to make them feel warm & fuzzy and knowingly allowing concealed carry with their unofficial signage?
"Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity."
No soup for you!
You have to remember that non-compliant is your opinion. Today I read about a perfectly legal sign that the "poster" said couldn't be read because of sunlight. I can promise you, in a court of law, that sort of "non-compliance" isn't going to hold up.SewTexas wrote:The Annoyed Man wrote:Untuck your shirt and walk right in.......have all the soup you want. The sign is totally irrelevant for either open or concealed, but if you conceal you won't have some ignoramus yammering in your ear about effective notice.....sweatmachine wrote:I saw the Soup Nazi's sign the other day and took a picture of it. Bird's Barber Shop had a similar "ghostbusters" style sign up.
I have to wonder, are they just ignorant and think they're covered here, or are they pandering to their ignorant gun hating customers to make them feel warm & fuzzy and knowingly allowing concealed carry with their unofficial signage?
"Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity."
No soup for you!
exactly.
I CC past non-compliant signs. What they don't know won't hurt them or me.
Carrying past a 30.06 is only a class C misdemeanor. I don't think that will make it to trial but IANAL & YMMVchamberc wrote:
You have to remember that non-compliant is your opinion. Today I read about a perfectly legal sign that the "poster" said couldn't be read because of sunlight. I can promise you, in a court of law, that sort of "non-compliance" isn't going to hold up.
One of the things I love about the new year.sweatmachine wrote:Carrying past a 30.06 is only a class C misdemeanor. I don't think that will make it to trial but IANAL & YMMVchamberc wrote:
You have to remember that non-compliant is your opinion. Today I read about a perfectly legal sign that the "poster" said couldn't be read because of sunlight. I can promise you, in a court of law, that sort of "non-compliance" isn't going to hold up.
Your opinion is duly noted.The Wall wrote:In my opinion the posting of any sign that tells you guns aren't allowed is the same as them telling you in person. Just because they don't have the 30.06 or 30.07 sign doesn't give you the right to carry on their premises. Just means you will have to leave when you get caught and you are supporting a business that doesn't want you to be there. No different than having a No Pets sign, or No Shirt, No Shoes, No service sign. IMHO
Yeah, I thought so, too. What is that, a two-tone High Power?Shadow41 wrote:Well, at least they picked a nice picture of a pretty gun ...
No! What do they say?n5wd wrote:And you know what they say about opinions, don't you?The Wall wrote:In my opinion the posting of any sign that tells you guns aren't allowed is the same as them telling you in person.![]()
What case law are you basing your legal opinion on?chamberc wrote:You have to remember that non-compliant is your opinion. Today I read about a perfectly legal sign that the "poster" said couldn't be read because of sunlight. I can promise you, in a court of law, that sort of "non-compliance" isn't going to hold up.SewTexas wrote:The Annoyed Man wrote:Untuck your shirt and walk right in.......have all the soup you want. The sign is totally irrelevant for either open or concealed, but if you conceal you won't have some ignoramus yammering in your ear about effective notice.....sweatmachine wrote:I saw the Soup Nazi's sign the other day and took a picture of it. Bird's Barber Shop had a similar "ghostbusters" style sign up.
I have to wonder, are they just ignorant and think they're covered here, or are they pandering to their ignorant gun hating customers to make them feel warm & fuzzy and knowingly allowing concealed carry with their unofficial signage?
"Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity."
No soup for you!
exactly.
I CC past non-compliant signs. What they don't know won't hurt them or me.
Are we confusing the word 'opinion' to the word 'assume'The Wall wrote:No! What do they say?n5wd wrote:And you know what they say about opinions, don't you?The Wall wrote:In my opinion the posting of any sign that tells you guns aren't allowed is the same as them telling you in person.![]()