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Gun Control & RKBA

petronius

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14. We sometimes see pro-controllers advocate that gun owners should be liable for

Reply to HAB911 (Original post)

Fri Feb 3, 2017, 01:18 PM

Feb 2017

criminal acts committed with a stolen gun; this seems to be the pro-RKBA analog to that. In either case, I wouldn't support holding a third party liable for the deliberate criminal acts of another.

Businesses (and other private properties) should be allowed to set rules for what gets brought inside their establishments, and patrons/guests are free to stay away if they don't like or don't feel safe with those rules...

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Proposed (FL) law would make businesses liable if they decide to ban guns [View all] HAB911 Feb 2017 OP

Maybe they could hand out guns like X-ray glasses underpants Feb 2017 #1

And republicans are supposed to be the ones C_U_L8R Feb 2017 #2

I will not shop where there are guns allowed katmondoo Feb 2017 #3

Sounds like you never leave your house. ManiacJoe Feb 2017 #13

They get all hot and bothered over the protecting 2nd amendment mindem Feb 2017 #4

Then they need to allow guns in the Capitol and the Senate and House chambers TBA Feb 2017 #5

agree, just another step in dividing the country HAB911 Feb 2017 #6

The controllers treat this "issue" like a culture war. Now, it's payback. Eleanors38 Feb 2017 #15

I am fine with this law, so long as 1965Comet Feb 2017 #7

In our dreams...........n/t HAB911 Feb 2017 #8

My 2 cents discntnt_irny_srcsm Feb 2017 #9

If a venue wants to take responsibility for the security of their patrons, good for them. jmg257 Feb 2017 #10

I doubt it. yagotme Feb 2017 #11

I feel safer already! jmg257 Feb 2017 #12

We sometimes see pro-controllers advocate that gun owners should be liable for petronius Feb 2017 #14

Oh, irony! Lost in the O-Zone again. Eleanors38 Feb 2017 #16