While everyone obsesses over the Unitary Executive, SCOTUS quietly dropped a major constraint on government power over private property open to the public.
Ah. The Vampire rule. That's what I like about my state. Businesses decide for themselves if they want people carrying within their walls. All they have to do put up the correct signs.
In my opinion, sensitive places turn into target zones.
As a follow on to the Civil Rights Act, it is time to say that private actors can't violate constitutional rights either. We are only a few years removed from private actors trying to violate the 1A. Many private actors like sportsball teams are routinely violating the 4A. The 2A is no different.
Ah. The Vampire rule. That's what I like about my state. Businesses decide for themselves if they want people carrying within their walls. All they have to do put up the correct signs.
In my opinion, sensitive places turn into target zones.
Historically, courthouses weren't gun-free zones. Bars were, churches weren't.
If the government really cared, they'd let us defend ourselves.
But the government seems to care more about criminals than they do about productive citizens.
Well, no state can have a vampire rule now :-)
As a follow on to the Civil Rights Act, it is time to say that private actors can't violate constitutional rights either. We are only a few years removed from private actors trying to violate the 1A. Many private actors like sportsball teams are routinely violating the 4A. The 2A is no different.