[memikey]

Originally Posted by NYC cue dude

1) wrong. Wrong. Wrong.

Sorry, but I had to respond to each and every one here individually. Proven to be a filthy leftist who perpetuated this hoax.

Nothing to be sorry about. When someone is right they're right and it looks like you are right about the allegiance of the person who started that petition. I have no hesitation in admitting when I've got something wrong such as in the case of that part of my post that you quoted. I'm often wrong.

[NYC cue dude]

Originally Posted by memikey

Nothing to be sorry about. When someone is right they're right and it looks like you are right about the allegiance of the person who started that petition. I have no hesitation in admitting when I've got something wrong such as in the case of that part of my post that you quoted. I'm often wrong.

Very classy. Thx

[ribeye]

Originally Posted by memikey

Nothing to be sorry about. When someone is right they're right and it looks like you are right about the allegiance of the person who started that petition. I have no hesitation in admitting when I've got something wrong such as in the case of that part of my post that you quoted. I'm often wrong.

I've not followed this much, but props to you for that. Statements like this are about as rare as a Republican balancing the budget.

[chefjeff]

Originally Posted by memikey

Nothing to be sorry about. When someone is right they're right and it looks like you are right about the allegiance of the person who started that petition. I have no hesitation in admitting when I've got something wrong such as in the case of that part of my post that you quoted. I'm often wrong.

You're wrong about that.

Jeff Livingston

[ChicagoRJ]

Originally Posted by sjb

In other words, about half of the NRA convention attendees willfully and intentionally ignored and violated the private property rights of the venue owner, correct?

WOW, call out the national guard. The venue was free to ask anyone that violated their rules to leave the venue at any time... .but we know how silly this argument is.... kind of like calling out the hipster dofus liberals for sneaking weed into a concert.

One broke the law, the other broke a company policy... hmmmmm

[poolfool1957]

Originally Posted by ChicagoRJ

WOW, call out the national guard. The venue was free to ask anyone that violated their rules to leave the venue at any time... .but we know how silly this argument is.... kind of like calling out the hipster dofus liberals for sneaking weed into a concert.

One broke the law, the other broke a company policy... hmmmmm

They may both be breaking the law....depends on where the state law comes into play on a business declaring their private property to be gun free. Same would hold true for government owned property.

[ChicagoRJ]

Originally Posted by poolfool1957

They may both be breaking the law....depends on where the state law comes into play on a business declaring their private property to be gun free. Same would hold true for government owned property.

Again, so fuggin what??

So, arrest them, put out an APB. Is this all the left has, that some folks might have violated the law by bringing a gun to a no gun zone.... yikes.

Meanwhile, libs are going down like bags of wet cement in Chicago from actual bullets, not that any of you would actually notice... but good call on the legal gun owner who carried his legal gun into a not so legal area and didn't put so much as a scratch on anyone

[poolfool1957]

Originally Posted by ChicagoRJ

Again, so fuggin what??

So, arrest them, put out an APB. Is this all the left has, that some folks might have violated the law by bringing a gun to a no gun zone.... yikes.

Meanwhile, libs are going down like bags of wet cement in Chicago from actual bullets, not that any of you would actually notice... but good call on the legal gun owner who carried his legal gun into a not so legal area and didn't put so much as a scratch on anyone

You are the one who said one broke the law and one violated a policy....I'm no lawyer but yes....even I know the difference. As an ex-copper you ought to know it as well.

[ChicagoRJ]

Originally Posted by poolfool1957

You are the one who said one broke the law and one violated a policy....I'm no lawyer but yes....even I know the difference. As an ex-copper you ought to know it as well.

Yes, because as an ex-cop they teach the state laws and regulations of all 50 states

Yet, we still don't know if it was a policy or a law, you're just speculating because some states have it and some don't...

Either way, when they make arrests at a Grateful Dead Concert for weed, we can talk.

[Sev]

Originally Posted by poolfool1957

I'm with you sjb. I say bring your guns and display them proudly. Why would any true conservative want it any differently?
Let me repeat for the likes of RJ who seems to think anyone here on the left has a problem with it:
I fully support the right of those who chose to carry (open or concealed) into the Republican convention be allowed to do so.

Arent they bringing them in Texas?