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Every customer there made a choice to disarm themselves (or not) as well as made a choice to purchase a ticket there.Richbirdhunter wrote:Do we support property rights in this case?
Jumping Frog wrote:Every customer there made a choice to disarm themselves (or not) as well as made a choice to purchase a ticket there.Richbirdhunter wrote:Do we support property rights in this case?
Jumping Frog wrote:Every customer there made a choice to disarm themselves (or not) as well as made a choice to purchase a ticket there.Richbirdhunter wrote:Do we support property rights in this case?
Company policy does not set law so unless there is a law there to make it illegal people can still carry.ShootDontTalk wrote:It is a gun free zone. Check the Grand 16 website under Conduct Policy.
The Grand Theatres are private property. If you fail or refuse to follow this Code of Conduct, you will be asked to leave the theatre, and may be banned from all The Grand Theatres. If you fail or refuse to leave when requested to do so, you will be arrested and prosecuted for criminal trespassing.
OUR THEATRE PROHIBITS
• Outside food or drink
• Smoking including e-cigarettes
• Possession of firearms or weapons of any kind regardless of whether openly orconcealed, with or without a permit
• Disruptive or disorderly conduct
SNIP...
We? I can't speak for anyone else, but I support the right of the property owner under current law to legally decide if they want firearms in their place of business.Richbirdhunter wrote:Jumping Frog wrote:Every customer there made a choice to disarm themselves (or not) as well as made a choice to purchase a ticket there.Richbirdhunter wrote:Do we support property rights in this case?
Does that mean we still support property rights?
In La any form of notification (gun buster sign, notice on ticket) makes carry illegal. I bet the farm there were gun buster signs at the entrance.suthdj wrote:Company policy does not set law so unless there is a law there to make it illegal people can still carry.ShootDontTalk wrote:It is a gun free zone. Check the Grand 16 website under Conduct Policy.
The Grand Theatres are private property. If you fail or refuse to follow this Code of Conduct, you will be asked to leave the theatre, and may be banned from all The Grand Theatres. If you fail or refuse to leave when requested to do so, you will be arrested and prosecuted for criminal trespassing.
OUR THEATRE PROHIBITS
• Outside food or drink
• Smoking including e-cigarettes
• Possession of firearms or weapons of any kind regardless of whether openly orconcealed, with or without a permit
• Disruptive or disorderly conduct
SNIP...
The patrons made the decision to be sitting ducks, nobody forced them them to see a movie at that particular movie house.Beiruty wrote:Someone has to sue the theater co
1) failure to protect the patrons.
2) Disarming the patrons and making them a sitting ducks
Right2Carry wrote:The patrons made the decision to be sitting ducks, nobody forced them them to see a movie at that particular movie house.Beiruty wrote:Someone has to sue the theater co
1) failure to protect the patrons.
2) Disarming the patrons and making them a sitting ducks
The answer is simple, don't patronize the business.Richbirdhunter wrote:Do we support property rights in this case?
mr1337 wrote:The answer is simple, don't patronize the business.Richbirdhunter wrote:Do we support property rights in this case?
However, I do feel that banning lawful concealed carry on the premises is reckless on the part of the theater.
jmra wrote:In La any form of notification (gun buster sign, notice on ticket) makes carry illegal. I bet the farm there were gun buster signs at the entrance.suthdj wrote:Company policy does not set law so unless there is a law there to make it illegal people can still carry.ShootDontTalk wrote:It is a gun free zone. Check the Grand 16 website under Conduct Policy.
The Grand Theatres are private property. If you fail or refuse to follow this Code of Conduct, you will be asked to leave the theatre, and may be banned from all The Grand Theatres. If you fail or refuse to leave when requested to do so, you will be arrested and prosecuted for criminal trespassing.
OUR THEATRE PROHIBITS
• Outside food or drink
• Smoking including e-cigarettes
• Possession of firearms or weapons of any kind regardless of whether openly orconcealed, with or without a permit
• Disruptive or disorderly conduct
SNIP...
Texas laws are much more gun friendly than La.
Morally I agree, but it doesn't seem to meet legal requirements for such, unfortunately.mr1337 wrote:The answer is simple, don't patronize the business.Richbirdhunter wrote:Do we support property rights in this case?
However, I do feel that banning lawful concealed carry on the premises is reckless on the part of the theater.
