Should you be able to take your gun to work?
Proposed law: Companies can't keep employees from bringing guns to work
NRA-backed bills raise freedom, safety concerns
TALLAHASSEE -- Florida businesses could soon face criminal charges if they try to stop employees from bringing guns to work in their cars, thrusting the state into a growing national debate pitting individual freedom against job safety. Read the rest HERE.
posted by Pat Campbell @ 9:50 AM
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Why shouldn't ALL the Rights in the Bill of RIGHTS in the United States of America be practiced EVERYWHERE? Hell, ol' "Quick Draw McGraw" had one slung. Pssst, can we where Level IV protection?? I mean, you know how some "feel" when told to get to work...you know, the lack of personal responsibility and all, it might be perceived as a "threat" and they might use a doctrine of First Strike. The ACLU is gonna have a field day...
Yes.
if the people on the planes of 911 had had their guns on the hijacked planes 911 would not have happned.
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mario jenkins took his gun to work and look what happened to him!
anyone that carries should.
making places gun free will only let the criminals know that no one's armed and capable of defending themselves.
why do u think that cities that have THE MOST GUN LAWS,have the most crime ?
who's carrying and committing the crime ?
We have already passed a version of this law in Oklahoma. Companies fired employees who had legal concealed carry permits who had a handgun locked in a gunsafe in the trunk of their car. This law does not allow people to possess a firearm outside of their vehicle. It does not allow them to take the firearms into the workplace. The big companies who fired people on the rummor they had a handgun secured in their vehicle in a safe and legal manner jumped the gun. Our law absolved the companies from any criminal or civil liability arising from any criminal use of the weapon.
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