re: Publix Goes Full Retard On Gun Control On 9/11

Thank you for your service. Ok - you are a badass.

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Open carry is left up to the States.

Are businesses infringing on a States right?

Do you check State laws when bidding a job to protect yourself?

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If I show up to your house strapped, do you not have the right to tell me you don't want me carrying on your property?

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The principle applies to anything, not just baseball. There are the rules you want, and there are the rules that exist. There’s no hypocrisy in using the rules that exist, even shen you don’t agree with them. We all do it every day.

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Completely disagree. The single thing that makes this whole thing OK is you have the option to go elsewhere. If it were at a government supermarket, it would not be ok. You cannot just go to the national league (or create your own 3rd league) if you disagree with their rules.

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If I show up to your house strapped, do you not have the right to tell me you don't want me carrying on your property?

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Although it shouldn’t, the law already makes a huge distinction between private property and a business open to the public.

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Although it shouldn’t, the law already makes a huge distinction between private property and a business open to the public.

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Are you saying property rights don't exist because you operate a business that's "open to the public"?

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If I show up to your house strapped, do you not have the right to tell me you don't want me carrying on your property?

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Sigh,

One has to adhere to laws of doing business, one doesn't.

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I'll bet you $1000 he doesn't understand this analogy.

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I'll bet 10,000 you don't understand the difference.

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Businesses in which you have a consenting relationship should be able to do fully as they please

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How far does this go? At what point does the right of the business start to infringe on the right of the individual?

Can a business seize any customer's cell phone and go through it?
Can a business strip search anyone they want under the guise of "looking for stolen property?"
Can a business search any vehicle in their parking lot?

If not, why are businesses allowed to go against some laws but not others? Can they only ignore laws that grant freedoms instead of denying them?

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How far does this go? At what point does the right of the business start to infringe on the right of the individual?

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A business has the right to have any policy they would like. It's up to the consumer to consent to them or go elsewhere.

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Can a business search any vehicle in their parking lot?

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I'm not going to go through all of your scenarios but I'll use this one as an example. If a business says if you would like to park in our private parking lot, you must let us search your vehicle, then yes. You have the right to go park elsewhere.

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Let's take it a bit further so you dolts(and I don't mean this bad, Up)

Let's say I'm a huge racist and a black man walks up to my house, I say get off my property n****r.

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I bought a business license with the state, county and city and I do the same.

Which one has legal repercussions?

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I'm not saying that these laws/premises are equally enforced. I'm saying that the less government mandates of what people/businesses can do on their own property, the better.

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I'm not saying that these laws/premises are equally enforced. I'm saying that the less government mandates of what people/businesses can do on their own property, the better.

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I enjoy most of your posts and think you're funny as hell. I'll just let this post stand where it is with no rebuttal