[Gondring]

Misleading headline

[kbennkc]

I don’t remember that on the stockholders meeting agenda the last time I got my proxy documents .

[Gondring]

Link?

[goldstategop]

There's going to be a lawsuit filed against the company for breaking the law and violating employee's constitutional rights.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus

[JSteff]

“As a result, USAA’s policy prohibiting guns in the workplace will remain in effect even after the law takes effect July 1.”

They are not a public entity, they are private business and as such can make the rules for their properties.

A municipal building or a public street would be different. We the citizens pay for those things, and as such we the citizens set the rules with a vote.

Now USAA being a private company stockholders own the private company. As such they can make the rules for their company. The only ones entitled to change the rules are the owners.

If a private citizen or a customer doesn't like it they don't have to go there or be a customer anymore. The ruling in Heller did not change the rules (and rights) of ownership of private property.

[MinuteGal]

Pardon my profound ignorance, but I live in the Tampa area and never heard of USAA. The article is of little help. Can anyone help me out?

The rules of journalism....who, what, where, when and why at or near the beginning of a post.

Leni