Ha.. the I's have nothing. The postcard was sent.. this is not a democracy. I does not matter if any of you agree with me or my methods.The I's have it!:uhoh::uhoh:
:uhoh:Ha.. the I's have nothing. The postcard was sent.. this is not a democracy. I does not matter if any of you agree with me or my methods.
I think so.. It just helps explain how stupid their sign is..
Signs also don't have the force of law.. I never read them.. even if they are on the front door. At a hosiptal I am more concerned with my ailment or my loved one.. that I don't read/look for signs.. and can articulate that as well.. heck.. this post of me SAYING so could be part of my defense.. They STILL would have to ask me to leave.
I have two friends that work there as well. They say that security either secures firearms or sends them home with whomever the owner designates.
No "minds" are going to be changed at a hospital (like we just did at a single owner Greene Turtle).. so sending the postcard does not matter.. except to me.
It's fun and amusing for me.. I have been sending them for years and KNOW that they get passed around, copied, looked at, saved, made fun of, etc. I even had a POSTAL employee call me and say "right on".. I can''t say who or where I am but was sorting the mail and had to let you know I loved your card!
§ 30-6. Privilege of members, clerks and clerks' assistants, and Lieutenant Governor from arrest.
During the session of the General Assembly, and for five days before and after the session, members of the General Assembly, the clerks thereof and the clerks' full-time assistants, and the sergeants-at-arms of the Senate and House shall be privileged from being taken into custody or imprisoned under any process except as provided in § 30-7; nor shall such persons for such periods of time be subject to process as a witness in any case, civil or criminal. The provisions of this section shall be applicable to the Lieutenant Governor during his attendance at sessions of the General Assembly and while going to and from such sessions.
A further application of KYBMS = keep your big mouth shutMy considered opinion is that it is a mistake to call a potential adversary's notice to something they're doing that's stupid. You may want to take advantage of their mistake in the future. As long as that sign is worded as it is, it creates a very strong defense to a charge of trespass. If they fix it, there won't be any defense. Law is a game of strategy and skill. If I were representing someone on a charge of trespass for violation the conditions of entry dictated by that sign, I'd quote the Va. Code section cited above to the court. This is not Texas, and there's no reason to believe that the code section cited in the sign has anything to do with Texas.
A further application of KYBMS = keep your big mouth shut