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Gun Control & RKBA

Eleanors38

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16. In Texas, you post one or both signs "banning" arms in a business or (I presume) a....

Reply to Press Virginia (Reply #2)

Thu May 5, 2016, 02:08 PM

May 2016

place of worship. One bans concealed-carry, one bans open-carry. The restaurant I am in now has them, another has neither sign, yet another is improperly posted.
Doesn't matter to me. Gvernment regulation in this instance is rather inconseqential. If I am not mistaken, all the school shootings in this country were committed in "gun-free" facilities. In fact, I oppose regulations which advertise that fact.

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guns in churches, mosques, synagogues, Druid oak groves etc [View all] gejohnston May 2016 OP

Open carry in the sacred oak grove...lmao! PatrickforO May 2016 #1

open or concealed. gejohnston May 2016 #3

I thought churches were private property Press Virginia May 2016 #2

I don't know about Oklahoma, where the change was vetoed gejohnston May 2016 #5

I agree Press Virginia May 2016 #7

In Texas, you post one or both signs "banning" arms in a business or (I presume) a.... Eleanors38 May 2016 #16

Some states, including Georgia, treat churches differently from other, similar private buildings. benEzra May 2016 #17

Why stop there? SecularMotion May 2016 #4

You've clearly never been to a Druid ceremony. Brickbat May 2016 #6

somehow I don't picture the local cleric keeping his job gejohnston May 2016 #8

Attendance might go up. JonathanRackham May 2016 #9

Something will go up! Eleanors38 May 2016 #15

Why indeed? Straw Man May 2016 #10

I know a stripper that goes to church every Sunday. theatre goon May 2016 #11

"sinners" are those most needing to attend a worship service. ileus May 2016 #13

Yes, the naked human body... beevul May 2016 #14

If the Assembly of the Flying Spaghetti Monster decides that benEzra May 2016 #18

Government should be in the business of making easy victims....anywhere. ileus May 2016 #12

I have never understood the reasoning behind the ban on CCW in church. ManiacJoe May 2016 #19