Force of Law

Yesterday was a good day. But you don’t want to hear about nerd rants.

I took my wife to the hospital for minor surgery. It was successful, and the patent lived.

There are hardly any places in this state that are “gun free zones”. Post offices, courts, and jails are the limit, as far as I know.

While schools are “gun free zones”, the law says that if you have a permit to carry, you can carry in school zones.

Certain parts of court buildings are gun free zones. When I went to support a friend, I was in the court building, carrying. There was a metal detector between me and the courtroom, which was a true gun free zone.

Post offices were made “gun free zones” when a postal worker went bonkers and killed some of his coworkers. Under leftist logic, that means that The People need to be disarmed when entering postal property.

Postal property including the parking lot.

This is being challenged in court.

If you look at the image, you will notice that there are no references to any legal documents.

For example, the signage in Massachusetts has “G.L.C. 266 § 120” on it. New York’s signage says it is a felony and “Penal Law § 265.01-D, Penal Law § 265.01-E”. Texas signage says, “Pursuant to section 30.05, penal code (criminal trespass), a person may not enter this property with a firearm”.

The sign on the hospital? No such verbiage. That is because it does not have the force of law behind it.

In my state, a NO GUNS sign doesn’t mean anything.

If the owner of the property discovers I’m carrying, they can have me trespassed. That’s it. It isn’t the sign, it is just their right as a private property owner.

They can trespass anybody they want for any reason.

It is nice to live in a free state.