That is NOT the truth of the matter. Not even close.Danzig said:But the truth of the matter is that your rights END at the body and property line of every other individual.
First of all, a person's body is not to be equated with a property line. The idea that stepping over a property line is equivalent to touching the property owner is absolutely without legal or logical basis.
Second, just because you're on someone else's property does NOT mean you have no rights. Some of your rights may be abridged, but to say that all your rights end the minute you step off public land onto private property is ridiculous. For example, you still retain your right to liberty (the property owner can not imprison or enslave you simply because you're parked in his parking lot), the right to life (you can not be killed simply for walking in the front door of a business) as well as other rights.
Third, the legislation that spawned this discussion is NOT about carrying into someone's home or business, it is about having a firearm in a locked vehicle parked in a public parking lot that is owned/leased by a business.