Are the No Gun signs coming down where you live?

Are the "No Gun" signs coming down where you live?

  • Yes

    Votes: 16 23.5%
  • No

    Votes: 9 13.2%
  • About the same

    Votes: 37 54.4%
  • Don't live in a carry state

    Votes: 6 8.8%

  • Total voters
    68
  • Poll closed .
I've never seen such a sign in NJ. I guess I never will since the NRA has forgotten about us.

Not just the NRA, the entire nation doesn't have any concern for the rights (or lack there of) of their fellow countrymen. besides, we could all just move right? :mad:


back on topic, I suppose if you're one of the very, very, very few people in NJ to be blessed with the states permission to carry a firearm (that means you can even stop for lunch on the way to the range without becoming a felon!) I guess signs are something you don't need to worry about, I just scanned though the statutes and didn't see anything at all about signs bearing the weight of law.
 
Not just the NRA, the entire nation doesn't have any concern for the rights (or lack there of) of their fellow countrymen. besides, we could all just move right?
I think more of us care than you think, just that we have pretty much Zero say in the matter.

Problem that your facing, from what I see is a two part. One State, and one Federal.

The Federal Government has no will at the current time with the current elected to help NJ citizens to gain the right to carry legally. They are content with leaving it an issue within the state because it benefits their stance among a few other reasons.

The State of New Jersey has elected officials that feel the same way. Then there is the majority of the population who are not committed to changing the laws in NJ at this time.

That's what really stinks, your neighbors and coworkers just don't back you up with a voice. I don't think there is enough money from outside the state of NJ to change their mind either. The NRA has to pick and choose it's battles which makes sense.

IMHO it is going to take every one who supports the right to carry to get together.
Put up signs. Knock on doors. Hit the blogs. Make a Facebook page.

Set up a website dedicated to it (they are cheap and can get your voice out there) and encourage as many of your friends and family to visit the site ate least once a week. The more visits you get the more the site shows up in search engines. Get a petition, and have everyone write their leaders.

Maybe setup a non profit dedicated to it. Something like "New Jersey Citizens for Right to Carry."

Sounds like a lot of work, but really isn't when it is divided up! In the end the voice of the people of NJ is what speaks loudest and it will take them to make the change. Other people from other states seeing what is going on will step in and help. I am sure the NRA would chip in as well.

I can be of some help. Help with letting people I know here what you are doing. Visit the sight, bring something to contribute. Sure there are a few here as well.

Now that I have driven this thing completely off topic, I better get back on it. Just wanted to let you know we care.;)
 
The only no guns allowed signs I have seen are at Fed-Ex (ironic as I am usually there to ship a gun) and at Toy-R-Us. Don't see any others so no change I have noticed.

PS: I have read that Buffalo Wild Wings posts their restaurants but not here.
 
poor signs

Can these businesses who are open to the public set their own restrictions like no sneakers in the store, no shirts with bow ties, must were only blue socks, etc?
 
Can these businesses who are open to the public set their own restrictions like no sneakers in the store, no shirts with bow ties, must were only blue socks, etc?
Not sure about all state laws, but dress codes are often used by bars legally.
 
Non-issue...

For me, it's a non-issue. I don't like to drink alcoholic beverages when I eat & I don't drink & pack loaded firearms so most bars or restaurants are not a problem for me.

Clyde
 
Mississippi has always had open carry in their constitution; but a while back someone passed a law saying if any part of the gun was covered it would be considered concealed. Even if you "tied it around your neck from the trigger guard by a piece of twine, the portion of twine covering the trigger guard causes it to be concealed" or some such. A few months ago, the new govenor changed the law so open carry was again legal. Holy crap...you'd of thought he'd started releasing inmates and giving them silenced uzi's with armor piercing bullets! Some county judge even tried to put a freeze on the law to try and change it. Over night "no gun" signs flew up every where.

http://www.mrconservative.com/2013/01/4298-best-anti-gun-ban-cartoons-21/ don't know how to post pics, but that made me chuckle.
 
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