Most places signs are not legally binding, so you are not breaking the law if you ignore them. The most they can do is ask you to leave.
> Most places signs are not legally binding, so you are not breaking the law if you ignore them. <
Yes, I agree with that. But I really wasn’t talking legalities in my post #20 or #45. I was talking about property rights, which I respect as much as any other right. So if a business owner wants to set boundaries on his own property, I will respect those boundaries, or I will go shop somewhere else.
There are but a few exceptions to that. And those exceptions are covered under “protected class” laws. For example, a business that puts up a “no veterans” sign deserves to be challenged.
Some folks might put a “no guns” sign in the same category as a “no veterans” sign. I don’t. But I can see where others might.