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Ever notice how gunowners/conservitives think "your property your rules" but antigunners/libtards think "your property my rules". Don't fool yourself. Plenty of conservatives feel that way as well. There you go,tossing reality in and messing up my mini rant. 
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I'll be the first to start this shitstorm. Their property, their rules. How about the AZ law forcing property owners to allow guns in their parking lots? “Guns in Parking Lots” This law, codified as A.R.S. § 12-781, makes it illegal for a property owner, tenant, public employer, private employer, or any other business entity to establish, maintain or enforce a policy that prohibits their employees, visitors or customers from storing firearms in their cars or motorcycles so long as the firearms are stored in a locked vehicle or in a locked compartment of a motorcycle, and are not visible from outside the vehicle. This law does not impact an employers’ right to prohibit firearms within its buildings. Guns in a parking lot, in a locked vehicle, is very, very different. The vehicle is effectively a bubble of personal property of the owner. Note that no one should be required to provide parking... But once they do, they accept that those bubbles of someone else's property will be there. I don't know, if I'm out shopping on my rascal scooter: 
I consider it part of my personal bubble. So I should be able to keep my firearms in the bubble. |