U ridicule logic itself.
I have trouble taking u seriously.
Interesting statement David
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OmSigDAVID
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Fri 5 Feb, 2010 05:01 pm
@farmerman,
farmerman wrote:
Youre wrong David. A business owner has the right to ban smoking, drinking, weapons, or any other societal trappings he consideres not to be in concert with a type of establishment that he (or she ) wishes to run.
I 'll stand by the points that I made,
the dichotomy, in my last post.
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parados
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Fri 5 Feb, 2010 05:08 pm
@OmSigDAVID,
It's your logic David. Glad you see how ridiculous it is.
You think you can have gun rights if you are restricted in what you can do with your gun but you argue you have no property rights if your aren't completely free to do everything you want.
It's your logic David. Glad you see how ridiculous it is.
You think you can have gun rights if you are restricted in what you can do with your gun but you argue you have no property rights if your aren't completely free to do everything you want.
It appears that cognition of the contending arguments
is beyond your powers of analysis.
I suppose it's a matter of perspective. I've lived in the southwest most all of my adult life and, other the the city of Denver, it's always been quite legal to carry not-concealed firearms. I've done so myself. On the other hand the very idea of carry concealed seems to me (yes I've done that too) unwarranted.
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parados
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Fri 5 Feb, 2010 05:28 pm
@OmSigDAVID,
OmSigDAVID wrote:
In MY vu, it is an all or nothing situation.
EITHER
an owner of commercial realty is autonomous
in keeping everyone out of his property except such as he CHOOSES
to admit, by his subjective criteria alone,(the same as his private home)
OR
along with all races, religions, ages, perverts,
any citizen who wishes to exercise his constitutional right
to defend his life from violent depredations shoud be admitted
with his guns, for his safety, as a matter of life and death,
BUT,
logically: u can' t have it both ways.
David
So, if I can't use my gun how I want to, isn't it an "all or nothing" situation? Either I am autonomous to do whatever I want or I'm not.