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Companies that forbid employees from locking weapons in their cars are, in effect, infringing on that employees RKBA's.
jones

Modernman wrote:
The company is not stopping you from carrying firearms in your car. They're just stopping you from doing so while on their property.
Park elsewhere if such a rule is too onerous -

Most large companies are required to provide employee parking, and in most localities, employees have nowhere else to park. - In their effects, such onerous 'rules' are infringements.
389 jones

The employee maintains his right to have a weapon, and the ownership maintains their property rights, if that employee simply parks off premises..

but people like jonestown have no respect for anyone else's rights, and expect the government to "defend" theirs.

It's called hypocrisy.

394 Luis Gonzalez

It's called courtesy to address someone you flame.

I respect everyone's rights, and expect everyone to respect mine.

The officials of our governments are in particular obligated to support & defend our Constitution, as per their oaths.