Nightmare45
NRA LIFE MEMBER
Private property owner has ability to restrict entry to the property for any reason he/she wishes, I have the right not to shop.
Comparing the legal carrying of a gun to speeding? My property goes out to the double yellow line of my 55mph street. I put up a home made sign in front of my house "45mph". You ignore it and I get a LEO to ticket you for 10 over. Your OK with that?
Ohio law says Im NOT permitted to enter a posted business.There is no Ohio law making a private sign a law. If there is cite please.
Easy enough?Signage
The law does not say precisely what language must be on the sign. At a minimum, signs must be conspicuous and inform people that firearms and/or concealed handguns are prohibited. However, the law suggests that the prohibited locations post a sign that substantially says the following:
Unless otherwise authorized by law, pursuant to the Ohio Revised Code, no person shall knowingly possess, have under the person’s control, convey, or attempt to convey a deadly handgun or dangerous ordnance onto these premises.
An example of a standard warning sign approved for use on state buildings appears below.
If you see this sign, it means that you cannot bring your concealed handgun inside.
Businesses and persons wishing to post such signs are strongly advised to consult their legal counsel for language, style, format and placement.
No, NOT if you were FOREWARNED that you were not allowed to bring a gun.Yes they have the 'right' to but everywhere I know of someone needs to 'verbally' ask you to leave.
comparing ignoring one of two rules.Comparing the legal carrying of a gun to speeding?
come up with ridiculous examples much?My property goes out to the double yellow line of my 55mph street. I put up a home made sign in front of my house "45mph". You ignore it and I get a LEO to ticket you for 10 over. Your OK with that?
This may surprise some people on this board but I would ignore the sign. I have in the past and will again in the future. In Florida (and most other states I believe) I'm not committing a crime unless I'm asked to leave and then refuse. Then I'm tresspassing. I wouldn't refuse. If they saw my gun (that's a misdameanor) and asked my to leave, I'd comply.
There is no law against carrying on private property....only for refusing to leave when told to.
Interestingly, all your statements of how my pistol does( present tense) harm you are followed by what if's of how it could (future tense) harm you . IOW not how it is( Definetely) harming you but how it might(possibly if all the stars align) harm you. IOW how it (just as I said) isn't harming you. the only thing that's harmed is your authoritarian attitude
I'll continue to carry thanks.
It appears that in Ohio it is a misdemeanor to ignore a no-carry sign.
My attitude isn't the problem. The problem is that: your lack of respect for the rights of others is giving the rest of us firearm owners a bad name.
The type of entry to your private property is irrelevant to your private property rights.
You can bar someone from your house for no other reason than it is private property. As can the Merchant.
I'm an NRA Life Member and a Constitutionalist that carries a pistol and a copy of the Constitution everywhere I legally can (like you) except I respect private property rights and the wishes of others on their property even if I disagree and think they are stupid.
As far as "future tense" that's why we carry pistols in the first place. Because of what could happen if all the stars align a certain way.
I carry my .45 on my hip not just because the law says I can; but because of what might happen in that "future tense." It's all about that "future tense." There are thousands of possibilities. I don't pretend to know all of them.
The truth (and the point I was trying to make by all the hypothetical "future tense" examples ) is that: neither of us can truthfully state that: our pistol will never ever injure the owner's prized beenie baby collection or one of the owners customers by an accidental discharge or by having a criminal disarm us and use our pistol for harm rather than for good.
Nor can the owner truthfully state that their customers will be safe if he bans law abiding pistols from his property; thereby creating a "gun free zone".
He has to make the choice as to which he fears most. A Plaxico Burris accidentally shooting one of his customers. OR. An armed criminal conducting live target practice in his "gun free zone."
So. I honour his wishes and go someplace else.
Honestly: why would I want to give my Hard Earned Cashy Money to this merchant so he can Donate it to The Brady Anti Gun Rights Campaign...
Absolutely agree.Private property owner has ability to restrict entry to the property for any reason he/she wishes, I have the right not to shop.
AMEN !My attitude isn't the problem. The problem is that: your lack of respect for the rights of others is giving the rest of us firearm owners a bad name.
The irony from some on this board is astounding, isnt it?The type of entry to your private property is irrelevant to your private property rights.
You can bar someone from your house for no other reason than it is private property. As can the Merchant.
Absolutely AGREE !I'm an NRA Life Member and a Constitutionalist that carries a pistol and a copy of the Constitution everywhere I legally can (like you) except I respect private property rights and the wishes of others on their property even if I disagree and think they are stupid.
And others here are simply WRONG.I agree with others that when a business is open to the general public they get just that, the public. If they want to mandate certain rules then they can make entry into their business by membership only. Then they can make whatever rules they want.
ONE mall here in town isnt posted with GB signs.How many of you have been into a mall? If you have you walked by a sign listing at least 20 different behaviors that are not allowed in the mall. I would bet money that everyone here has broken at least one of the rules posted.
Wrong.My point is that the posting of rules is more of a request to the general public on how to behave in that business. However, entry into the premises is not conditional on the general publics acceptance of those rules (unless your unfortunate enough to live in OH).
It appears that in Ohio it is a misdemeanor to ignore a no-carry sign.
Which means that, knowing the property owner doesnt want guns on his property, you ignored that thereby violating HIS rights so you could exercise yours.In my home state, IF they notice my gun, they can ask me to leave. If I don't leave, THEN I'm trespassing.
Which means that, knowing the property owner doesnt want guns on his property, you ignored that thereby violating HIS rights so you could exercise yours.
No, I say it like it PISSES me off as a gun owner and CCW'er who is made to look bad because of puke gun packers who whine about their rights being infringed while they infringe on the rights of others.You say that like it's some huge revelation :biggrin:
Is this crap the best you people can come up with?Where does it say that breaking a rule of a business owner is violating their rights?
There was a sign that asked you NOT to enter to begin with..which you clearly would have IGNORED. And you expect us to believe you have some decency about you that would make you honor a VERBAL request now?I understand that a business owner can refuse service to a person that breaks their rules and I agree with it. If I am caught breaking a rule of a business I'll leave when asked and not return.
Well of course YOU dont...YOU arent the one being violated.I don't think I violated their rights though.
For one thing youre doing just what I said and exaggerating in a vain effort to justify your complete DISREGARD for the rights of others.Have you ever cussed in a business?
A lot of places have a rule against profanity.
Oh my gosh you violated their rights! Not. What if they didn't hear you cuss. Did you still "violate their rights"?