[sneakypete]

Carrying a weapon is a choice,

So is admitting someone to your private club or business. None the less,both are protected Constitutional rights. Or SHOULD be.

you can decide not to carry one if need be.

Yes,but the public doesn't get to decide that FOR you. This is YOUR choice.

You can't change you skin color, unless you're Michael Jackson that is.

Who said anything about the customer banning himself? Unless you are saying that a black owner has the right to deny admittance to his private property to someone because they are white,Indian,Cuban,or anything else. If this is what you are saying,I agree with you.

The OWNER/proprieter of a business,club,or other non-public dwelling or property is the one who should get to decide.

[Luis Gonzalez]

Pete, last word.

Your second amendment right does not extend itself to private property. An airplane is private property, if the airline that owns the plane sets a policy of no weapons on board, (and for the sake of this argument, this has nothing to do with the FAA) then tough crap...you can't board with a gun.

And no constitutional argument that you may want to make will change that.

Good night.

[Jhoffa_]

Unless you are saying that a black owner has the right to deny admittance to his private property to someone because they are white,Indian,Cuban,or anything else. If this is what you are saying,I agree with you.

I personally have no problem with that..

I would allow business owners to discriminate on whatever basis they please, and THEN pay the price in our free market.