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I do not need to earn diddly squat from you for you to respect my rights that trump yours. Property rights trump your right to carry a gun on my property. As I said, if you want to dismiss others rights you can't be surprised when others want to dismiss yours.
That's so freaking stupid. earned. Sheesh, it just is.
So if you find me shopping in your bodega and somehow discover that I am armed, you are free to ask me to leave. Period. End of story. That's where your rights begin and end as far as what I may be carrying at that moment.
So if you find me shopping in your bodega and somehow discover that I am armed, you are free to ask me to leave. Period. End of story. That's where your rights begin and end as far as what I may be carrying at that moment.
That's like telling your spouse they are free to ask for a divorce if they catch you cheating and that's where their rights begin and end. Are you also OK with me banging your wife (as long as you don't catch me)?
It's certainly their right, but I doubt a guy that plans to rob them really cares. I doubt they'll abort the mission when the driver tells them they weren't supposed to have the gun.
That's like telling your spouse they are free to ask for a divorce if they catch you cheating and that's where their rights begin and end. Are you also OK with me banging your wife (as long as you don't catch me)?
Well isn't that the ultimate right when it comes to any relationship, whether to stay in it or leave?
As for my wife, just remember that I am armed. And a damned good shot as well.
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Uber Driver Robbed At Gunpoint Two Weeks After Company Disarmed Drivers
On Wednesday, an Uber driver in Queens was robbed by a man who allegedly got in his car, pointed a rifle at him, and demanded his money.
This incident took place just two weeks after Uber formally changed its gun policy by banning drivers from possessing firearms for self-defense. It comes less than a week since Uber made that change public.
According to the New York Daily News, the Uber driver stopped for up a 22-year-old man “on 67th Ave. and Burns St. in Rego Park just after midnight.†The two negotiated a price then the man got in the car, only to allegedly point a rifle at the driver and demand all his money.
The driver handed over $60 and the 22-year-old suspect jumped out of the car and fled.
The driver was not injured in the incident and Uber says they are investigating.
It is except to the gun nuts who think it is their right to go anywhere they dam well please with a gun whether it is movie theaters, restaurants, government buildings, taxis and sports venues without thinking of the consequences.
Now you understand why it was illegal to conceal carry in the 1800's.
They could not tell you to take your gun off before entering, if they never knew you had it.
Women were the worst offenders.
So if you find me shopping in your bodega and somehow discover that I am armed, you are free to ask me to leave. Period. End of story. That's where your rights begin and end as far as what I may be carrying at that moment.
Which the law really isn't what is being discussed. What is being discussed is the outright disrespect for the rights of others while screaming for yours.
the enforcement will come from intinct. basically sizing up the potential passenger-- if you think he is going to harm you you dont pick him up. many assaults and robberies have been prevented by this common sense rule. stuff does not just "happen" we see it coming a mile off if our eyes are open.
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Uber is a bit different than traditional cab services where it is set more like a call-in (well through an app rather than call) rather than flagging. The driver just sees profile information and the time allotment and can select not to take the fare or if they do want to take it.
Now you understand why it was illegal to conceal carry in the 1800's.
They could not tell you to take your gun off before entering, if they never knew you had it.
Women were the worst offenders.
So does that mean people should bring guns in to places they are not authorized to do so with or without the ccl?
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