To: sitetest
I don't know why, if it's a free country, that the property owner is required to justify as reasonable his reasons for who and what he permits on his property, to his employees, to the courts, to the legislature, or to anyone else.
sitetest
You are required to be 'reasonable' because in our Republic you are obligated to obey our basic rule of Constitutional law.
It is against the clear 'public policy' of the 2nd Amendment to unreasonably require your employees to strip their vehicle of arms before parking in the lot provided them.
The Oklahoma Legislature agreed.
637 jones
Nope.
Only coercive governments insist that you must observe their version of what is "reasonable" on your own property.
I believe it is within the authority of the Oklahoma legislature to have passed this law.
I would prefer that legislatures spend less time telling property owners and business owners how to regulate their property and run their businesses.
I think that is a conservative position.
638 sitetest
You 'think' wrong.
You claim above that you are not obligated to obey our basic rule of Constitutional law, -- that only a coercive government would enforce our Constitutions 2nd Amendment.
That's a conservative position?
Conservatives support our RKBA's. You don't. Case closed.
641 posted on
12/14/2004 9:36:14 PM PST by
jonestown
( JONESTOWN, TX http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles)
To: jonestown
Dear jonestown,
As no one requires you to come onto my property, no one requires you to work for me, it is not an abridgement of your rights if I require that you not exercise them on my property.
Whether I forbid you to make a speech for John Kerry, or forbid you from having your church meet in my driveway, or forbid you from bringing a gun onto my property, because I am not forcing you onto my property, I am not abridging your rights.
You really need to rethink this one.
sitetest
642 posted on
12/14/2004 9:45:24 PM PST by
sitetest
(If Roe is not overturned, no unborn child will ever be protected in law.)
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