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The Wall wrote:

n5wd wrote:

The Wall wrote:In my opinion the posting of any sign that tells you guns aren't allowed is the same as them telling you in person.

And you know what they say about opinions, don't you?

No! What do they say?

Opinions are like noses... everyone has one and most of them smell.

chandler583 wrote:I think what The Wall is trying to convey is that the business has clearly stated they are not supporters of the second amendment, thus The Wall will not patronize such business regardless of sign compliance.

Possibly, but what he said is that it's "the same". Legally a notice such as this sign is not effective notice whereas verbal communication from somebody with apparent authority is effective notice.

So if it's just his personal view on how he reacts to the two situations, that's fine, but it is important to know what legally constitutes effective notice.

Pawpaw wrote:

The Wall wrote:

n5wd wrote:

The Wall wrote:In my opinion the posting of any sign that tells you guns aren't allowed is the same as them telling you in person.

And you know what they say about opinions, don't you?

No! What do they say?

Opinions are like noses... everyone has one and most of them smell.

Pawpaw, you are ssooooo politically correct. We said differently in the 1st Cavalry Division.

oljames3 wrote:

Pawpaw wrote:

The Wall wrote:

n5wd wrote:

The Wall wrote:In my opinion the posting of any sign that tells you guns aren't allowed is the same as them telling you in person.

And you know what they say about opinions, don't you?

No! What do they say?

Opinions are like noses... everyone has one and most of them smell.

Pawpaw, you are ssooooo politically correct. We said differently in the 1st Cavalry Division.

We didn't say it that way in the USAF either, but raising grandchildren will put a stop to that and bring out more kid-friendly speech.

I hate politically correct.

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