Looks like at least one AR rifle was in the take on this gun store smash and grab...but remember. Gun laws will keep guns out of the hands of criminals.
Sunday, February 07, 2010
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2 comments:
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CSU isn't private property. It's a branch of the state government and should conform to the second amendment. Unlike courthouses (for instance), there's no special reason for disarming the adult clientele, and not much security.
For private property, I agree with you that the owner can make the rules. However, the owner should also be responsible for the consequences: If you require your customers and employees to leave their guns at the door, you should be responsible for their security inside. If you put up a no guns sign without a place to check guns, you're responsible for security in the parking lot, too. If you ban employee guns in their cars, you're responsible if they become crime victims on the way to and from work.
I would never want to coerce you to accept guns on your own property, but what your insurance company might require is your problem...
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