In the case of my original post, The property in question belongs to the people. just because some bureaucrat he doesn't like the idea me carrying a gun inside doesn't mean he has the right to tell me so, nor does it mean he has the right to expect me to respect his ' opinion.scattermaster racing wrote:another newbie here.
Took my class last weekend and waiting on the state now.
Anyway, I struggle a little bit about all the hoopla over the signs. Which one is valid, legal, and so on.
IF a land owner can simply tell you he doesn't want guns on his property, it seems to follow that he could say so on a sign that just says "no guns".
I mean, even if it's not the 30.06 sign, if you read one of those gunbuster signs, you know that they don't want guns there.
I'm not really sure what I'll do if/when I'm at a door and see one of the old signs. Go in because it's not a legal sign, or go elsewhere because I know in my heart that they don't want the guns there.
Am I the only one here that struggles with that?
If a private business posts anything close to a 30.06 sign it means they don't respect my business, my safety, nor my life and I will try to avoid doing entering such places. but to me a gunbuster sign means nothing more than they don't want to see my gun. Even though walking into such an establishment may be legal, There is a good chance I would be asked to leave.