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Gun Control & RKBA

beemerphill

(573 posts)

4. Not a bad law.

Reply to Eugene (Original post)

Sun May 23, 2021, 04:45 PM

May 2021

If the casino, or any business, does not want firearms on-premises, just clearly post such on the entrance and on their website. If citizens, legal gun owners or not, want to enter these establishments, they will leave firearms in the car. If they chose to patronize other businesses, that is just exercising free will. Nobody is forcing patronage at these businesses.
This is not unreasonable to RKBA and antis both. If you don't like the policy of that business don't spend your money there. This is not that complicated.

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Nevada Democrats split on casino gun ban enforcement bill [View all] Eugene May 2021 OP

I disagree with the law. There are about 16 slot machines I would like to shoot right now. 3Hotdogs May 2021 #1

50+ gun and the Nevada massacre doesn't seem to budge these people. Historic NY May 2021 #2

And, if the LV shooter was intent on mass murder, (as he was), yagotme May 2021 #7

Criminals, by definition, don't obey the law. PBC_Democrat May 2021 #3

Not a bad law. beemerphill May 2021 #4

I think Texas has a similar law discntnt_irny_srcsm May 2021 #5

Texas has 3 laws oneshooter May 2021 #6

Thanks, I remember that now discntnt_irny_srcsm May 2021 #8