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3. A university president packing heat?

Reply to Blue_Tires (Original post)

Mon Jun 11, 2012, 01:06 PM

Jun 2012

Does he sew spare ammo into his leather elbow patches??

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University of Sioux Falls president sues Delta Air Lines over gun-related charge [View all] Blue_Tires Jun 2012 OP

Link to the federal law that New York City routinely violates as a matter of policy slackmaster Jun 2012 #1

I'm not so sure: he was in NY from 9/28 - 10/2, so it's not a given that he petronius Jun 2012 #2

If I'm reading your link correctly, it has to be lawful for him to carry in the place he's going to. Demit Jun 2012 #4

The dude at the counter is expected to know the gun laws of all 50 states? Ian David Jun 2012 #8

This ^ geardaddy Jun 2012 #12

The dude at the counter knew enough to call the police in New York. Demit Jun 2012 #16

I didn't mean to be snotty to you. Ian David Jun 2012 #17

I think he's required to do so by law Blue_Tires Jun 2012 #20

Yes, the dude at the counter in NY knew NY law. jeff47 Jun 2012 #58

When somebody announces, and demonstrates, intent to commit a crime, you don't have to wait. boppers Jun 2012 #27

A university president packing heat? KamaAina Jun 2012 #3

And never heard about how restrictive NYC's gun laws are? Where did he get his degrees? freshwest Jun 2012 #52

Here's my guess KamaAina Jun 2012 #54

LOL! Good one, thanks. freshwest Jun 2012 #55

Isn't it common knowledge that NY has restrictive gun laws? AnotherMcIntosh Jun 2012 #5

Tough shit. Welcome to civilization. nt onehandle Jun 2012 #6

This message was self-deleted by its author guyton Jun 2012 #7

it shouldn't but it does esp. for a serious gun crime pitohui Jun 2012 #31

Make that four problems-- the dumb-butt didn't know the law. The rest is window dressing. LanternWaste Jun 2012 #50

Meh. If you want to carry a gun you need to know the relevant laws yourself - not depend on someone yellowcanine Jun 2012 #9

Or.... PavePusher Jun 2012 #23

They do. boppers Jun 2012 #30

May I see your registrations for all your books and papers? PavePusher Jun 2012 #34

I do not have a license to produce my more dangerous papers. boppers Jun 2012 #35

Nice dodge. PavePusher Jun 2012 #38

I did. You seem to be of the opinion that the Bill of rights precludes sane regulations. boppers Jun 2012 #45

Constitution doesn't say anything about regulation of speech etc. yellowcanine Jun 2012 #36

And you seem to have ignored.... PavePusher Jun 2012 #39

Seems quite clear the two are linked. Militias are made up of people. yellowcanine Jun 2012 #40

Diagram the entire sentence and tell us who the right belongs to. n/t PavePusher Jun 2012 #41

And expecting everyone else to indulge his alternate reality, as well. Also, Meh to him. freshwest Jun 2012 #53

Am I the only one wondering why he was taking a gun with him? proud2BlibKansan Jun 2012 #10

Should Delta tell him where to go for dinner while he's in town, too? MADem Jun 2012 #11

When I rent a car, does Avis have to warn me that there is no right turn on red in NYC? GodlessBiker Jun 2012 #13

No - After 2nd Amend Supreme Court decision - NY law is problem - askeptic Jun 2012 #15

Doesn't that mean he should be suing the State of New York and not Delta Air Lines? Blue_Tires Jun 2012 #18

Delta's closer to running a profit, I think. boppers Jun 2012 #28

you can't sue a state for being arrested pitohui Jun 2012 #32

I meant sue to have the law overturned... Blue_Tires Jun 2012 #37

When my former housemate was getting his CCW I took the gun safety course with him Marrah_G Jun 2012 #44

As they say, most often, ignorance of the law is no excuse. GodlessBiker Jun 2012 #49

I just want to know why...... mrmpa Jun 2012 #14

Need isn't a criteria for constitutional rights. Why does he need to to speak as he wants or 24601 Jun 2012 #22

So, he should be able to set up a church.... in baggage claim? boppers Jun 2012 #29

Can he speak and/or pray in baggage claim? Issue settled. 24601 Jun 2012 #42

Not if it's upsetting other people. boppers Jun 2012 #46

So if he carries concealed, others don't know and aren't upset - problem solved. 24601 Jun 2012 #47

If he does so on his own property, sure. boppers Jun 2012 #48

Of course in this case, the weapon was unloaded and in a locked container. Not a clear and 24601 Jun 2012 #51

If the weapon was going to remain locked up and unloaded, why did he take it at all? boppers Jun 2012 #56

It was unloaded and locked - and declared to the airlines - as required for shipment. Did you read 24601 Jun 2012 #57

Why does he need to speak freely? n/t PavePusher Jun 2012 #24

Surprise! StateApparatus Jun 2012 #19

Your knowledge of history seems to be... PavePusher Jun 2012 #25

P.S. NY is not all of the North-East. PavePusher Jun 2012 #26

the gun was not loaded pitohui Jun 2012 #33

"I'm an idiot ... AND IT'S ALL YOUR FAULT!!!!" baldguy Jun 2012 #21

Delta was following NY state laws. Marrah_G Jun 2012 #43