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And yet you advocate lying in this very same post. Hmmm....
If I don't know you (and you aren't a cop) and you ask me if I'm carrying I will lie my ass off to you.
How is that wrong?
And yet you advocate lying in this very same post. Hmmm....
And by the way, if it only took a third grade level of reasoning to find the inconsistency in your "logic", how exactly us that my fault again?
I don't believe in lying, under any circumstance. Either keep your silence, or have the courage to tell the truth.
No need to educate me, friend. I've learned everything I need to know about lying from watching myself do it. Never said I hadn't. I have seen the damage that even little "white" lies can do. And I've seen the devastation that lies do in general, especially in relationships. I've chosen to avoid it, and with Gods help, I will. My apologies if my recommendation that you find a truthful way to answer these questions has offended you.
If the owner of any establishment has a "no firearms" policy, whether posted or not, he or any of his employees may ask if you're armed. If you refuse to answer he throws you out. If you answer "yes" he throws you out. If you resist or argue he may file a criminal trespass charge. In some states his policy carries the weight of law.I don't know the laws in IA but I assume that you do have to tell the police if they ask. Otherwise you do not have to tell anyone, bar worker or other.
If the owner of any establishment has a "no firearms" policy, whether posted or not, he or any of his employees may ask if you're armed. If you refuse to answer he throws you out. If you answer "yes" he throws you out. If you resist or argue he may file a criminal trespass charge. In some states his policy carries the weight of law.
Regarding all other posts. You don't answer this girl with a question. you don't answer with a snide remark. You just don't answer. Period.
@ rich m
Thank you for seeing this situation in the same manner I did, and also if you look at the original post it stated it is legal to carry in places like this, I know my laws and any person over this forum that thinks otherwise is a fool... This was clearly her actions and his actions related, my response madly not be one people often give but I thought she would let it go if I was honest with her, I mean why lie to someone who hates you already??? Oh yeah to make an enemy that makes a lot of sense... Thank you again rich for looking at it as if you were in my situation with an on the spot perception
Some people are just too damn nosy. You're not obligated to tell strangers nothing! !xdmowner615:245830 said:So the other night I was at the billiards hall/ bar I am an Iowa resident where bar carry is legal. I was not drinking and was eating a burger I ordered from there... I ran into a girl I knew that does not like me who knows I carry, she asked if I was and responded yes. She told me I was not allowed to carry there as it was a public place, no signs are posted. She continued to argue with me while all I said was I am legal to do so... She then insulted my intelligence by contacting the police dept. My friend contacted the work attendant and stated I have a ccw and am working for a career in law enforcement, he approached me saying I had to tell him I was carrying.... My question is was the worker and girl out of line for their actions, since 1 she had to ask me if I had my gun, and 2 am I legally obligated to tell the worker that I am carrying? Any insight would be greatly appreciated