longslide10
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In case anyone is interested in making copies and handing them to businesses with "no guns" signs.
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No Guns No Money Business Cards
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The_Outlaw
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Awesome! Thank you very much! 
rrman12280
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This cards are awesome. Thanks for sharing.
How is NASCAR anti-gun?
Iam2Taz
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You start messing with NASCAR and your messing with religion! lol
Well. if you are thinking of attending the first 3 races this year, take heed:
Daytona International Speedway: "The following may not enter the admission gates or be left in or around the gate area: Firearms"
Phoenix International Raceway: "Aside from a bad attitude, here are a few more items to leave at home: Firearms"
Las Vegas Motor Speedway, NASCAR Weekend RV, camper rules and guidelines: "Firearms, fireworks, and weapons of any type are not permitted. Violators are subject to arrest."
or the second three NASCAR races this year:
or the next 3:
Bristol Motor Speedway: "To ensure that all fans have a safe and enjoyable visit to Bristol Motor Speedway and Bristol Dragway, the following items will not be permitted inside the gates: Weapons of any kind (regardless of Permit)"
Auto Club Speedway: "The following items may not enter the admission gates: Firearms, weapons of any kind"
Texas Motor Speedway: "Guests are not allowed to bring these items into Texas Motor Speedway - weapons or firearms"
A gun free zone is a gun free zone.
or the next 3:
Bristol Motor Speedway: "To ensure that all fans have a safe and enjoyable visit to Bristol Motor Speedway and Bristol Dragway, the following items will not be permitted inside the gates: Weapons of any kind (regardless of Permit)"
Auto Club Speedway: "The following items may not enter the admission gates: Firearms, weapons of any kind"
Texas Motor Speedway: "Guests are not allowed to bring these items into Texas Motor Speedway - weapons or firearms"
A gun free zone is a gun free zone.
Tucker's Mom
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Thank you for bringing those cards up again...I used to have a handful of those laying around the house and I got it out of my bag because I decided not to go to stores that prohibits firearms.
Nightmare45
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Actually used to work safety for Nascar, it seems they no longer want my money, fine with me can watch TV for free.
longslide10
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We somehow need to quit catering to the fascist left and to me these "No Guns" signs are a form of discrimination and should be taken to the Supreme Court. After all we are people too.
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Well, I'm lucky, the only sport I watch, at my local stadium, allows concealed carry - although not by choice.
The stadium's "Guest Guide" says no weapons, even to concealed holders. However, by Oregon law, they can't prohibit that. Specifically, JELD-WEN Field (formerly PGE Park, formerly Civic Stadium,) is owned by the city of Portland. It is governmentally-owned.
Per ORS 479.168, a "public building" is (emphasis mine):
(That is the only place in Oregon Revised statutes that specifies what a "public building" is.) Now, that wording even makes it sound specifically like privately-owned facilities listed are included in the "public buildings" definition, but even if we assume it only refers to government-owned, we're good.
But, it might not be a "public building", it might be a "public place", so, ORS 161.015 says (again, emphasis mine):
And ORS 166.173 says that cities and counties may regulate possession of a loaded firearm in public places - but (2)(c) says that those regulations don't apply to CHL holders. And 166.174 says cities/counties can't regulate the possession or sale of firearms in public buildings that are rented or leased.
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And, of course, as soon as I finish that research and write-up, I find this gem: Link Removed:
Well, there goes my whole theory... I guess it's just a good thing I never got caught!
Well, I'm lucky, the only sport I watch, at my local stadium, allows concealed carry - although not by choice.
The stadium's "Guest Guide" says no weapons, even to concealed holders. However, by Oregon law, they can't prohibit that. Specifically, JELD-WEN Field (formerly PGE Park, formerly Civic Stadium,) is owned by the city of Portland. It is governmentally-owned.
Per ORS 479.168, a "public building" is (emphasis mine):
(That is the only place in Oregon Revised statutes that specifies what a "public building" is.) Now, that wording even makes it sound specifically like privately-owned facilities listed are included in the "public buildings" definition, but even if we assume it only refers to government-owned, we're good.
But, it might not be a "public building", it might be a "public place", so, ORS 161.015 says (again, emphasis mine):
And ORS 166.173 says that cities and counties may regulate possession of a loaded firearm in public places - but (2)(c) says that those regulations don't apply to CHL holders. And 166.174 says cities/counties can't regulate the possession or sale of firearms in public buildings that are rented or leased.
Edit addition:
And, of course, as soon as I finish that research and write-up, I find this gem: Link Removed:
Well, there goes my whole theory... I guess it's just a good thing I never got caught!
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