Reminder at this very moment the federal government is arguing before the SC that a person can conceal carry a gun onto private owned land against the wishes of the property owner.

#2 | Posted by truthhurts

That's true in all the other states not passing the laws in question.

Because those laws slipped criminal consequences in when owners didn't give EXPLICIT permission to carry on their property, meaning even if they don't care but didn't give permission, you can still be criminally charged.

In any case, in all the other states without those laws, you can carry into stores/businesses ect, even if they have a posted sign on their door. You just can't remain there if you're caught and asked to leave.

If I own a business open to the public and I don't want guns brought into the establishment I don't have that right is that what I am hearing anyway???

#4 | Posted by LauraMohr

No, you can still post signage stating no guns in your establishment. And you can call the cops if someone carries into your establishment and won't leave after you ask them to.

But it's not a criminal action to carry in establishments that have signage against carrying guns.

This case is about overturning a law that can get someone into legal trouble when they otherwise wouldn't be because express permission was not granted.

Telling people who are legally allowed to carry........that they can't carry.

#6 | Posted by eberly

I said from the moment he was elected again that I was going to laugh when Trump turned out to be the most anti-gun POTUS in our lifetimes.