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Wisconsin stores that infringe upon our rights
- Thread starter protias
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What is the point, do you have one?
People who are in business have to deal with a large group of regulatory agencies. No shoes, no shirt-FDA, waste -EPA, safety- OSHA, Building codes, city inspectors, insurance company's,and a host of others. This creates a record of safe and proper practices, and this is the record they are judged by. As an informed consumer you have knowledge of this, and if not, you can check with the SBA. Why do people continue to attempt to convince the owner to allowing them in their store when they have absolutely no proof, of any kind, that supports their competency with a loaded weapon. I would not allow any person into my house with a weapon if I didn't know him, I don't care if he signed the Constitution. As for LEO'S, if I don't call them, they stay outside! boar out.
People who are in business have to deal with a large group of regulatory agencies. No shoes, no shirt-FDA, waste -EPA, safety- OSHA, Building codes, city inspectors, insurance company's,and a host of others. This creates a record of safe and proper practices, and this is the record they are judged by. As an informed consumer you have knowledge of this, and if not, you can check with the SBA. Why do people continue to attempt to convince the owner to allowing them in their store when they have absolutely no proof, of any kind, that supports their competency with a loaded weapon. I would not allow any person into my house with a weapon if I didn't know him, I don't care if he signed the Constitution. As for LEO'S, if I don't call them, they stay outside! boar out.
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TFred
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How do you know your customers are able to safely park their car in your parking lot?
TFred
NewZealandAmerican
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Amen!
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rcawdor57
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I Like The Site. Thanks For Posting!
I will be sure to check the site often. I took a quick look just now and see that Shooter's doesn't allow carry in their store. Interesting how a store that sells firearms and supposedly supports the 2nd Amendment and Article 1, Section 25 of the Wisconsin Constitution doesn't allow anyone but their own to carry in the store. Such hypocrisy.
I will be sure to check the site often. I took a quick look just now and see that Shooter's doesn't allow carry in their store. Interesting how a store that sells firearms and supposedly supports the 2nd Amendment and Article 1, Section 25 of the Wisconsin Constitution doesn't allow anyone but their own to carry in the store. Such hypocrisy.
Sir, why you would "reply with quote",...
...I don't understand. What does the parking lot have to do with the safety record of the business proper? I offered many points of reference for you to validate my statement, instead, you chose to interject something totally out of context. It seems that when posts are ended with a question mark one can troll at will. boar out.
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...I don't understand. What does the parking lot have to do with the safety record of the business proper? I offered many points of reference for you to validate my statement, instead, you chose to interject something totally out of context. It seems that when posts are ended with a question mark one can troll at will. boar out.
TFred
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Are you kidding? You've been here 3 months with a hundred and sixty posts, I've got over four thousand posts, and if I do say so myself, a fairly solid reputation, and you're going to call me the troll?
I'll be nice and explain it to you. Every time a customer brings their car onto your property, they are putting you, your building, your merchandise and your customers at more risk than your average law-abiding gun carrier. Add snow, sleet, rain, and the risk expands, probably exponentially. Yet I bet you don't have any thoughts about prohibiting cars from your parking lot.
Is that a crazy example? You bet'cha. So is your imaginary horror story about legal gun carriers.
TFred (the "troll".... ha ha ha)
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Sir, the fact that you have over 4,000 posts...
...speaks volumes to the fact that you think your opinion matters, IMHO. Parking lots are, for the most part, listed as public property for liability reasons. That is the reason we are aloud to drive, and park in them carrying on land, like courts, that we can not enter by law. Just for the record, I do not own any of the property's in question. Sir I ask you again, what does ones driving ability have to do with a carry site, and gun postings. Look up Troll, Internet use. CAUTION: WASH HANDS WITH SOAP, AND WATER AFTER HANDLING LEAD! I never put you and the word troll in the same sentence. boar out.
...speaks volumes to the fact that you think your opinion matters, IMHO. Parking lots are, for the most part, listed as public property for liability reasons. That is the reason we are aloud to drive, and park in them carrying on land, like courts, that we can not enter by law. Just for the record, I do not own any of the property's in question. Sir I ask you again, what does ones driving ability have to do with a carry site, and gun postings. Look up Troll, Internet use. CAUTION: WASH HANDS WITH SOAP, AND WATER AFTER HANDLING LEAD! I never put you and the word troll in the same sentence. boar out.
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Thank you sir.
A valid point, but still not a part of my post. The best to you, and your's. boar out.
A valid point, but still not a part of my post. The best to you, and your's. boar out.
Outdoorsman1
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Brass Magnet
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You do realize that x1 isn't as good as +1 right? I mean, 1x1 is still one, it's like; not adding anything....:lol::lol:
Sorry Protias, couldn't resist.
Oh; and +1!
Outdoorsman1
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You do realize that x1 isn't as good as +1 right? I mean, 1x1 is still one, it's like; not adding anything....:lol::lol:
Sorry Protias, couldn't resist.
Oh; and +1!
My Signiture say's it all.... Ok this one was intentional....
Outdoorsman1
Reaper_Tactical
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I'm guessing so. M&I bank here in Hortonville has posted on no guns on the front doors.
It's their "sercurity" policy.
I fail to see how informing criminals that they are an easy target constitutes "security".
Thank you for pointing that one out to me. I knew it was corporate policy but I forgot to update the list.
oliverclotheshoff
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protias since you have sears and kmart you should also add lands end to the list they are owned by sears holdng comp and have adopted all of sears corp policies (i am a part time lands end employee)
Added, thanks.
Firearms Iinstuctor
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I belive in the power of the purse those who don't want my guns will not get my money.
Grant Guess
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