[jimthewiz]

You are ignoring the fact that in order to determine that there is a firearm in the vehicle requires a search, and barring permission or a warrant, a search is actually prohibited by the Constitution.

I have not been able to find anywhere in the Constitution or it's amendments that specifies property rights. Perhaps you can help me by listing the Articles regarding property rights. Thanks.

[dirtboy]

You are ignoring the fact that in order to determine that there is a firearm in the vehicle requires a search,

Ah ... so if you can keep a weapon concealed and the company doesn't know about it, it should be OK, even though their policy says otherwise. I guess if I trespass on someone's land and they don't catch me, that's OK too.

[dirtboy]

I have not been able to find anywhere in the Constitution or it's amendments that specifies property rights

Try that passage about government not being able to take property without due process or compensation. Limiting what a property owner can do with his property is construed by many conservatives as a form of taking - such as government telling a property owner that they cannot limit the terms for use of their property.

[BOOTSTICK]

Many employers have posted signs that states, "no weapons allowed on company property", and " all vehicles subject to search, before entering or leaving company property". You don't like it , you can park in a public parking lot, or work elsewhere.