Reply #6: I disagree here.

[FatSlob]

The law presumes that one may carry anywhere (excepting buildings owned by the state or one of its political subdivisions). The few businesses that do not want CHL holders to be their customers must therefore inform that they are exercising their private property rights. Similarly, it is considered legal to tresspass upon somebody's property, unless they post a sign that says you can not, erect a barrier obviously designed to bar access to those unauthorized, or tell you personally. This is also similar to the "no soliciting" signs one sees. It is assumed that a business invites solicitors, just as it is assumed a business invites CHL holders, unless a sign is posted saying that the soliciting is not welcome, or the carrying of a firearm is not welcome.