I was at my doctor's office OCing yesterday. No one made any issue of it. Neither did they the last time I was there about two months ago. I had to make a mental note that whatever the scale says at my weigh in I get to deduct three pounds, but that was it.
I have never even entertained the thought of OC'ing into any medical clinic, or doctor's office/waiting room.
Me neither, until I went there. Then it was the same as the grocery store or hardware store. Not an issue. No problem.
rushcreek2 said:
Common sense should negate any need for consideration of the "legality" issue on this one.
What the He!! is this?
Is this the same "It's just common sense that no one needs a gun inside a church?" (Unless its New Life)
"It's just common sense that no one needs a gun at a school?" (Unless its VTech)
"It's just common sense that no one needs a gun inside a cafeteria?" (Unless the sign out front says Luby's)
Tell me again where "Common Sense" says that I should not carry.
Because My common sense tells me that if there is no one there to Personally oversee my safety, I just might want to carry there.
rushcreek2 said:
This path will likely lead to being instructed to leave the firearm in vehicle, and the posting of a "NO FIREARMS" sign before the next appointment.
Actually this path will likely lead you to carry more places, and of the staff at the doctor's office becoming more familiar with the possibility that guns can be around people and nothing bad happens.
I have carried to my family doctor's office, my surgeon's office, my dentist's office, my optometrist's office, my chiropractor's, and even to see my urologist.
Never, at any one of these was there any issue.