[Luis Gonzalez]

You just made the argument that the government can tell me what I must use my property for, and that I can't set rules for entry, because your right to park supersedes my right to my property.

When the government violates the rights of industry owners in the name of the worker, we have socialism.

[spunkets]

"that I can't set rules for entry, because your right to park supersedes my right to my property."

There is no right to park. Parking is by permission. Granting of that permission on the employer's part is limited to considerations of space alloted, not to the contents of the inside of the vehicle.

"When the government violates the rights of industry owners in the name of the worker, we have socialism."

The govm't is acting to protect the rights of it's citizens. No employer has jurisdiction over the interior of a vehicle. The vehicle does not belong to the employer.

[tpaine]

Luis Gonzalez wrote:

You just made the argument that the government can tell me what I must use my property for, and that I can't set rules for entry, because your right to park supersedes my right to my property.

Not true. You've been told that we the people have a right to keep arms in vehicles, and you can't infringe on our right.

When the government violates the rights of industry owners in the name of the worker, we have socialism.

When the government allows industry owners to violate the gun rights of employees in the guise of 'safety', we'll have socialism.