But I also think that anytime a private property owner makes demands of
being unarmed, that they should also be held to the duty of protecting you,
and held liable for failure to do so.
Yes -- when speaking of businesses. But I'll go farther.
My position, as I said when I was running for Congress in '04, is "Anytime
you are deprived of the means of self defense, which is a basic civil right,
the GOVERNMENT assumes an absolute liability for your safety."
Some liberal said, "That means we'd have to assign a police officer to guard
each citizen! That's rediculous!"
And I said, "No. Allowing for 24-7 coverage, 40 hour shifts, vacation, sick
time, and mandatory training sessions, you'd have to assign FIVE police
officers to each citizen. If you think that's impractical, I have a
solution -- stop violating the Constitution."
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Which means what? That you can carry as long as you ask permission first? I always understood that you had to get permission to carry on private propery. ...
No -- most places are private property, and you can surely carry inside a store, unless there is a sign there. The same applies to the store's parking lot. ...
The inside of your locked vehicle is also considered to be your private property. Who's private property rights trump whose? Right now, legally, the lot owner...
But I also think that anytime a private property owner makes demands of being unarmed, that they should also be held to the duty of protecting you, and held...
AMEN! From: ArkansasShooters@yahoogroups.com [mailto:ArkansasShooters@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Vernon Humphrey Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2007 1:07 PM To:...
Brad, Who pee'd in your cornflakes? When you bring your car onto private property you are there at the owners discretion. You follow their rules. They want...
I happen to agree with Brad on this one, and your comparing apples to trash bags doesn't help much. He'a only stating that what is INSIDE your vehicle is...
There is a subsection of Arkansas code (*5-73-306. Prohibited places.*), which states: ... (b)(1)(A) In addition to a place enumerated in this section, the ...
If I am on Private property, I have been invited. Example, you invite me to dinner, it's not any of your business if I have a gun locked up in my car..simple ...
Don't you have the right to refuse a search like that? I would just on general principle. If the search was then done without your approval and/or you were...
Not being the government, they don't need a warrent since no criminal prosecution is resting on it. They simply make submittal to the search a requirement of...
If it is a condition of being hired. But I can see an avenue of relief if it is made a requirement after employment. Myself, I would not agree to it from the...
I can't say that I know of a single company that has not "reserved the right" to change their Employee handbook whenever they want to. You are of course free...
This is a really complex issue. I am a HCL instructor for Arkansas. I have about 12 lawyers listed on my guest instructor list (all instructors are REQUIRED...
Bill Beatty
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Apr 13, 2007 4:02 am
Ya know, I can't believe this conversation is still going on, again. It's seems we've had this row a year or two ago and it sounded just like now. It's simple,...
GOOOooooodddd Point, If ya don't mention it then they won't know, basically what they don't know won't hurt ya. I used to work for two gun freindly companies,...
"don't mention guns and chances are corporate will never know you hunt or own gun's keep gunownership away from the workplace and keep the piece in your car in...