Wal-Mart NO CCW
Redneck
Get you a lawyer to make you a statement for them to sign that they take
full responsibility for yours and your families safety in their store
and their parking lot since they have told all the bad guys anyone that
shops here is unarmed and defenseless against criminals.
I think probably that you could write it yourself and it would stand up
in court, when you sued them and became the new owner of the store.
Once you get the store take down that sign.
Also make darn sure that they know when they sign the letter that you
will take the sign down when you take over.
In reality they are making the statement that they are taking full
responsibility just by posting the sign, also they a doubling your
chances of being accosted on their property by letting the bad guys know
you are unarmed.
If all else fails and they will not remove the sign and they still want
to remove your 2nd amendment rights, then practice your first admenment
rights by protesting in front of their store (unarmed of course).
Letting everyone know that Walmart is endangering everyone who shops
there and if you get mugged or car jacked Walmart will be happy to give
you the keys to their store.
thomas lyle gift
BB...@worldnet.att.net writes:
>I have noticed an oddity with Wal-Mart here in the Columbia SC area.
>One Wal-Mart has "No Concealed Weapons" signs posted at the doors. The
>others do not. I sent Wal-Mart corporate an E-mail about it at their
>web site. Of course they haven't replied. What is the status at other
>Wal-Marts? SC has a law that allows merchants to post such signs.
The Wal-Marts I've been to in AZ have signs; I have only seen them
in one or two other businesses.
Tom Gift
t-g...@uiuc.edu
Who in the heck is
BB...@worldnet.att.net wrote:
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> One Wal-Mart has "No Concealed Weapons" signs posted at the doors. The
> Al
I've never seen one anywhere in Indiana with a no CCW sign.
Ragrice
mike
thomas lyle gift wrote:
>
> BB...@worldnet.att.net writes:
>
> >I have noticed an oddity with Wal-Mart here in the Columbia SC area.
> >web site. Of course they haven't replied. What is the status at other
> >Wal-Marts? SC has a law that allows merchants to post such signs.
>
> The Wal-Marts I've been to in AZ have signs; I have only seen them
> in one or two other businesses.
>
> Tom Gift
> t-g...@uiuc.edu
guess it wouldn't matter if the New Hampshire one posted a sign because
I'm not licensed to carry there. Unfortunatley I'm not in a position to
argue or boycott because there the only decent department store within
15 miles and it sure beats shopping in Taxachusetts.
Simon
In article <3420C2...@ma.ultranet.com>, mmo...@ma.ultranet.com says...
Feeehhw. Thank God. I'm Glad. Now I'll know who the criminal is 'cause
he'll be "brandishing" his weapon now. I feel much safer. Don't U?