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In reply to the discussion: When gunnuttery and anti-unionism collide: Howdy, Tennessee! [View all]billh58
(6,655 posts)7. But employers DO have
the right to determine whether you can park your car on their private property if it contains objectionable material, including books, papers, and guns. You can keep anything you want in your car, but you can't park your car on private property without the owner's consent.
As the poster you replied to stated, private property owners can determine who can, and can not enter their property, and set the rules for entry. And, as the AG in the story determined, the employer has the right to terminate anyone who violates the rules.
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It seems that the store owner's property rights trump the gun-owner's carrying rights.
antigone382
May 2013
#2
So you'd be cool with a 'no bibles' or 'no DU bumperstickers' rule? How about..
X_Digger
May 2013
#8
Hah! Search Google News for: fired employee "returned with a gun"...
friendly_iconoclast
May 2013
#13
That also means there's no way to gague the effectiveness of bans on guns in parking lots.
friendly_iconoclast
May 2013
#23
Inconveniencing people "for the public good"-where else have we seen such a mindset? Oh yeah:
friendly_iconoclast
May 2013
#39
The "If it only saves *one* life" meme is strong in this thread, isn't it?
friendly_iconoclast
May 2013
#25
Um, you can have it both ways. You can't fire people due to race, even in states with at will laws
The Straight Story
May 2013
#37