[marktwain]

The Post Office is relying on a decision from the Tenth Circuit from before the Bruen decision.

[Recompennation]

So it is now law(s) of the land not LAW of the land ??

[Buttons12]

They can do as they please, our overlords.

[ClearCase_guy]

There are no laws.
There is only power.

[Delta 21]

Now we can go Postal again! Sounds like a CIA/FBI plot, eh?

[where's_the_Outrage?]

on USPS property is prohibited and can result in discipline up to and including removal from the Postal Service,

This actually seems like a reasonable restriction when you take into account that:

1. Most postal employees are Dems which want to control guns and cannot be trusted with guns.

2. Going postal was based on employees not customers.

[Yo-Yo]

I can understand (I don’t agree, but I can understand) banning carry inside the building, but inside your car in the parking lot should be permissible.

[Magnum44]

An employer can set the rules for its employees. A place of public usage generally can not prohibit the public from exercising its rights, but local and state laws may apply.

[FreedomPoster]

I’ve had 2A rights on postal property, well, forever.

[bk1000]

It seems they can disregard a legal decision they don’t like.
What’s good for the goose, eh?

[escapefromboston]

Before I retired from being a mailman I remember my boss having a gun in work and vaguely threatening an employee. Luckily it’s the post office so no one took management seriously

[MissouriDirtFarmer]

I noticed the other day that my local post office removed the no firearms allowed sticker on the door. I kind of thought that was odd.

[ansel12]

New thermal optic shows bullets in flight, details a mile away
“A new add-on device, the ThermoSight HISS-HD, a long-range cooled thermal sniper and machine gun sight by Teledyne FLIR, offers high-resolution views at 2,200 meters, or more than 7,000 feet, and the ability to see the shooter’s bullet in flight even without tracers.”

https://www.armytimes.com/off-duty/gearscout/2024/01/24/new-thermal-optic-shows-bullets-in-flight-details-a-mile-away/