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Employers can forbid guns, a judge rules, issues an injunction against OK law.
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<blockquote data-quote="Kiyot" data-source="post: 1076941" data-attributes="member: 627"><p>One thing you should think about is alot of states are now saying the car is seen as an extension of your home. So when you drive your vehicle onto another property, I believe this protects your rights to and from where you are going. You can park in parking lots of government building with the obvious exception of bases. You can even drive onto school property with a gun as long as you are just picking up and dropping off. To me it only makes sense to allow them to park and store the gun in your lot, the reason being just as people say those who ban conceal carry are responsible for your security on thier property, I would say if you ban the storage in the lot then you are responsible for for thier security to and from also.</p><p></p><p>I still like the way Texas seems to have gun, instead of the old 30.06 sign, it seems as though alot of business have gone to signs basically saying if you have a gun illegally on this property you are subject to whatever laws and penalties. I honestly believe if we had a law such as 30.06 here in Oklahoma alot of businesses would actually lose more business because it is more blantant than just a little ghostbuster sign that they use now. As ambiguous as our laws are here with the famous "asking to leave" vs. trespassing complaint in regards to those signs, I think most people just disregard them. But when forced to comply with a hard and fast law most would turn around and leave and go elsewhere.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kiyot, post: 1076941, member: 627"] One thing you should think about is alot of states are now saying the car is seen as an extension of your home. So when you drive your vehicle onto another property, I believe this protects your rights to and from where you are going. You can park in parking lots of government building with the obvious exception of bases. You can even drive onto school property with a gun as long as you are just picking up and dropping off. To me it only makes sense to allow them to park and store the gun in your lot, the reason being just as people say those who ban conceal carry are responsible for your security on thier property, I would say if you ban the storage in the lot then you are responsible for for thier security to and from also. I still like the way Texas seems to have gun, instead of the old 30.06 sign, it seems as though alot of business have gone to signs basically saying if you have a gun illegally on this property you are subject to whatever laws and penalties. I honestly believe if we had a law such as 30.06 here in Oklahoma alot of businesses would actually lose more business because it is more blantant than just a little ghostbuster sign that they use now. As ambiguous as our laws are here with the famous "asking to leave" vs. trespassing complaint in regards to those signs, I think most people just disregard them. But when forced to comply with a hard and fast law most would turn around and leave and go elsewhere. [/QUOTE]
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