MedWheeler
Member
bearcreek writes:
It's not as much the policy as it is the enforcement of it.
From the OP:
>>My previous job here in FL forbade its employees from keeping a gun in their car in the employee parking lot, and stated they reserved the right to search your vehicle. If they found the gun they would fire you.<<
Besides, most of us (myself included) are less tolerant of violations of laws put into place to protect our own constitutionally-secured rights.
I'm a bit confused as to why this is that much of an issue. Just ignore their rule and don't be stupid about where you handle the gun. The chances of there being a problem are infinitesimally small.
It's not as much the policy as it is the enforcement of it.
From the OP:
>>My previous job here in FL forbade its employees from keeping a gun in their car in the employee parking lot, and stated they reserved the right to search your vehicle. If they found the gun they would fire you.<<
Besides, most of us (myself included) are less tolerant of violations of laws put into place to protect our own constitutionally-secured rights.