Want a Gun-Free Zone? Tennessee Says That’s on You: LITERALLY

[Rolling_trip]

So now a CC permit can be considered a form of life insurance, sweet.

So since TN honors ours, does it make us protected also?

 

[Bear44]

Unfortunately, this also lays the groundwork for the opposite. I wonder how long it will be before a smart lawyer turns it around and sues a property owner because someone got injured by a gun at their establishment and the owner had not banned guns there?

 

[Tactical Beaver]

 

[GeauxLSU]

Maybe Deal will do the same

Right after this....

 

[eyemikeb]

Saw an article earlier this morning. Pretty awesome. Maybe other states will follow... Not getting my hopes up though.

 

[alnen]

That's great news!

Will the government off limits locations accept the same liability?

 

[RamRoddoc]

That's great news!

Will the government off limits locations accept the same liability?

No they will not. The fed never accepts responsibility, rather assigns blame.

 

[batoncolle]

I respect individual choices of business but when that opinion or better worded that "policy" now is the law and I can be imprisoned for violating it... Houston we have a problem here.

Except Tennessee should change the ridiculous sign law instead of this. A private property owner has every right to keep guns off their private property if they don't want them there. The government is the one that does not have the authority to keep firearms off government property.

 

[Deaken]

Heck yeah.....

 

[alnen]

No they will not. The fed never accepts responsibility, rather assigns blame.

I meant Tennessee gov, concerning locations still prohibiting carry by citizens.