FNMatt
Member
I've been seeing the phrase "concealed means concealed" quite a bit on the forum in regards to carrying a CCW into places that would rather not have weapons inside their buildings. Legalities of carry and signeage aside, do you folks thinks it is moral (ethical) to carry a weapon into a place that is known to not want weapons inside, even though they won't know? Why or why not?
For example, I noticed that a book store I frequented hung a 'no concealed weapons sign' on their door. Even though the sign was not SC-law compliant and did not carry the weight of law, I have since stopped carrying there (or shopping there) as a matter of principle. Though I'm not one of the "guns are scary/evil" crowd, I do like to know who is carrying and give permission to carry on my property, and respect that for others and their businesses to allow or not allow me to do so. Just curious what you folks think about the idea.
For example, I noticed that a book store I frequented hung a 'no concealed weapons sign' on their door. Even though the sign was not SC-law compliant and did not carry the weight of law, I have since stopped carrying there (or shopping there) as a matter of principle. Though I'm not one of the "guns are scary/evil" crowd, I do like to know who is carrying and give permission to carry on my property, and respect that for others and their businesses to allow or not allow me to do so. Just curious what you folks think about the idea.
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