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Beiruty wrote:If you are told to leave, you have been legally notified. DEPART immediately or you would be arrested and charged with a crime (up to a felony).

That isn't accurate. The OP explicitly described building that are illegally posted, ie, government buildings. That isn't a crime, much less a felony.

Even if we were discussing a private business that is allowed to post, refusing to leave when verbally notified is a Class A Misdemeanor, not a felony.

winters wrote:You can see how people are treated in other states with open carry and how the police react so its not some made up anti police thing.

My experience with Open Carry, as well as knowing quite a few open carriers, is that 99% of police interactions are great. No problem at all.

I've observed that the ordinary, working stiff cop generally supports the 2nd Amendment. It is the police chiefs, the politically-motivated people who want to become chiefs, and the police unions that are generally anti-2A.