Another Company Defies Florida's New Gun Law

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Wipeout: Toilet paper giant flushes gun-freedom law
Plant defies Florida statute, bans employees from keeping firearms in vehicles

Posted: July 15, 2008
9:56 pm Eastern

© 2008 WorldNetDaily


Georgia-Pacific markets toilet paper brands including Angel Soft, Quilted Northern and Soft 'n Gentle.

A popular American pulp and paper company has banned employees at its toilet paper plant from storing concealed weapons in their cars while on company property – a move that defies Florida gun law.

Georgia-Pacific cited a Homeland Security exemption from a statute authorizing workers with concealed-weapons permits to have guns locked in their cars because it says the plant handles large amounts of explosive fuel, the Miami Herald reported.

The Palatka, Fla., toilet paper mill's choice to ban concealed weapons has infuriated representatives of the National Rifle Association and highlighted the state legislature's troubles with creating unambiguous laws during its 60-day session.

The business lobby claims the gun-right law infringes on private property owners' rights. Ambiguous wording declares employers exempt from the law if carrying a concealed weapon is "prohibited pursuant to any federal law.''
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Spread the word, folks,

Sam
 


Same way we do here in Texas. Find a "flaw," contact your pro-gun state reps and senators and individually and through your state gun organization and press for a change in the law.


 
Atleast they arn't ignoring a real law, just a gun law. That's no problem.

Unless you try to put a stock on a pistol, or have an AK w/o the magic parts count. Then it's a big problem.


-Mark.
 
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Do they have an, "explosives permit" like Disney? Maybe they use black powder to "fluff up" the TP?
 
Why a carry permit?

Why a carry permit? What if I want to toss the old scattergun in the trunk and go trapshooting after work?
 
I don't know if I am more disturbed at the ban on wepons or that they use large amounts of explosive fuel in making my TP. I can;t boycott the TP makers, I don't have any suitable trees at home that could make do....
 
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