Man Arrested For Walking Into Walmart (with weapons)

[Chernoslavia]

What is a 2nd Amendment check other than seeing how people react?

Also since when did the second amendment bind private businesses?

See? You're the one grasping at straws here. The business can ask the person to leave for any reason they like, and the person must comply.

[Fartsniffage]

Also since when did the second amendment bind private businesses?

See? You're the one grasping at straws here. The business can ask the person to leave for any reason they like, and the person must comply.

No they can't.

[Neanderthaland]

Also since when did the second amendment bind private businesses?

See? You're the one grasping at straws here. The business can ask the person to leave for any reason they like, and the person must comply.

That hasn't been true since Jim Crow.

[Chernoslavia]

You're missing the point.

No, you are. You started when you decided I was drinking the Vass juice and you continue to do so.

It's literally on your own fucking post, stop bullshitting.

[Tobleste]

And I was a student in high school for the past several years. Never felt fear for my life nor did I notice anyone else expressing fear for their life due to school shootings.

FFS man. I was working during the walk out in protest of the shootings in Miami. My colleagues and I were discussing the pros and cons of bringing firearms into work. I don't know where you are in life now, but it's become a much more charged climate.
Do we (both my colleagues and our students) come to school each day fearing for our lives? [b]No, but it's not a distant worry either. [/b

Don't be silly. A mass shooting occuring is so unlikely it should be completely ignored.

An evil dictatorship occuring in America is also very unlikely but it means American citizens must be armed to the teeth regardless of the loss of life. /s

[Fartsniffage]

No, you are. You started when you decided I was drinking the Vass juice and you continue to do so.

It's literally on your own fucking post, stop bullshitting.

Quote it.

[Chernoslavia]

It's literally on your own fucking post, stop bullshitting.

Quote it.

It was though.

[Tobleste]

I just don't see how the road the US is on doesn't end with toddlers being dressed in body armour in kindergarten, armoured baby carriages, everyone driving armoured cars, living in little fortresses. Maybe you all want that, but it seems a ridiculous and awful way of life to me. Very far from liberty.

No one can oppress anyone if everyone shoots everyone. 2A FTW!

[Fartsniffage]

Quote it.

It was though.

Was that the whole post?

[The Liberated Territories]

Were you ever so dumb, that you'd decided to walk into Walmart with full weapons + armor days after a shooting at a Walmart in the nation? That's what I am thinking this guy is.

[Neanderthaland]

Were you ever so dumb, that you'd decided to walk into Walmart with full weapons + armor days after a shooting at a Walmart in the nation? That's what I am thinking this guy is.

Apparently he intended to troll people. To prove some kind of point, IDK.

Trolls aren't known for intelligence.

[Chernoslavia]

It was though.

Was that the whole post?

So you agree that he wasn't trying to walk in a public place specifically to make people think he was going to shoot them?

As for the rest of your post, yes he was trying to see how people react to him, that does not mean however that his intention was to cause panic or make people think he was going to shoot them as Vass thinks. This is a common thing among open carry advocates, to go out in public (usually in groups) to exercise the rights and see how people perceive them and to spread information about local and state laws.

[The South Falls]

Were you ever so dumb, that you'd decided to walk into Walmart with full weapons + armor days after a shooting at a Walmart in the nation? That's what I am thinking this guy is.

Apparently he intended to troll people. To prove some kind of point, IDK.

Trolls aren't known for intelligence.

This guy may not be known for his freedom.

[Fartsniffage]

Was that the whole post?

So you agree that he wasn't trying to walk in a public place specifically to make people think he was going to shoot them?

As for the rest of your post, yes he was trying to see how people react to him, that does not mean however that his intention was to cause panic or make people think he was going to shoot them as Vass thinks. This is a common thing among open carry advocates, to go out in public (usually in groups) to exercise the rights and see how people perceive them and to spread information about local and state laws.

I never said he was trying to make people think he would shoot them. That's all on you not being able to read.

And as for the rest of it. He found out how people react to a muppet wearing body armour and a rifle in a Walmart a week after a mass shooting in a Walmart. They think he's going to kill everyone and react accordingly.

[Chernoslavia]

So you agree that he wasn't trying to walk in a public place specifically to make people think he was going to shoot them?

As for the rest of your post, yes he was trying to see how people react to him, that does not mean however that his intention was to cause panic or make people think he was going to shoot them as Vass thinks. This is a common thing among open carry advocates, to go out in public (usually in groups) to exercise the rights and see how people perceive them and to spread information about local and state laws.

I never said he was trying to make people think he would shoot them. That's all on you not being able to read.

And as for the rest of it. He found out how people react to a muppet wearing body armour and a rifle in a Walmart a week after a mass shooting in a Walmart. They think he's going to kill everyone and react accordingly.

No, you just said that it was when I told Vass that it actually wasn't his intention.

And I don't think he made everyone panic just the firefighter and the manager who then decided it was a good idea to pull a fire alarm.

[Fartsniffage]

I never said he was trying to make people think he would shoot them. That's all on you not being able to read.

And as for the rest of it. He found out how people react to a muppet wearing body armour and a rifle in a Walmart a week after a mass shooting in a Walmart. They think he's going to kill everyone and react accordingly.

No, you just said that it was when I told Vass that it actually wasn't his intention.

And I don't think he made everyone panic just the firefighter and the manager who then decided it was a good idea to pull a fire alarm.

Whatever sweetheart.

[Chernoslavia]

Out of curiosity, does anyone know if Walmart bans weapons on the premises? I know they sell them there, but there might still be a policy against walking into a store with one.

I mean if you have any sort of self preservation instinct you wouldn't walk into a gun store in that manner, at least.

In the open carry states I've visited people have, the stores usually only ask that you keep the weapon holstered.

[Chernoslavia]

No, you just said that it was when I told Vass that it actually wasn't his intention.

And I don't think he made everyone panic just the firefighter and the manager who then decided it was a good idea to pull a fire alarm.

Whatever sweetheart.

Dude, you don't pull a fire alarm to warn people of an active shooting.

[Neanderthaland]

I mean if you have any sort of self preservation instinct you wouldn't walk into a gun store in that manner, at least.

In the open carry states I've visited people have, the stores usually only ask that you keep the weapon holstered.

I mean, if I worked in a gun shop, and someone walked in with a rifle, I'd probably just assume they wanted a refund or something.

Though the alternative does carry the amusing possibility of a gunman being blown away by every single clerk and customer there.

[Fartsniffage]

In the open carry states I've visited people have, the stores usually only ask that you keep the weapon holstered.

I mean, if I worked in a gun shop, and someone walked in with a rifle, I'd probably just assume they wanted a refund or something.

Though the alternative does carry the amusing possibility of a gunman being blown away by every single clerk and customer there.

Most gun shops require that a weapon you want to have a transaction over be boxed or in a case. If you pull a pistol from a holster or have a weapon over your shoulder then you can expect them to draw on you if you touch it.

[Chernoslavia]

In the open carry states I've visited people have, the stores usually only ask that you keep the weapon holstered.

I mean, if I worked in a gun shop, and someone walked in with a rifle, I'd probably just assume they wanted a refund or something.

Though the alternative does carry the amusing possibility of a gunman being blown away by every single clerk and customer there.

I recall a friend of mine once telling me how some moron walked into the store he worked at with a pistol in hand and placed it on the counter and asking what ammo he needs for it and if they had em for sale. He was refused service and asked to leave.

[Bear Stearns]

Also since when did the second amendment bind private businesses?

See? You're the one grasping at straws here. The business can ask the person to leave for any reason they like, and the person must comply.

Well not for any reason.

[Chernoslavia]

See? You're the one grasping at straws here. The business can ask the person to leave for any reason they like, and the person must comply.

Well not for any reason.

Unfortunately.

[Kowani]

Well not for any reason.

Unfortunately.

FTFY.

[Shofercia]

By pulling a fire alarm when no emergency exists, yes.

"There's a guy here who looks like he's about to shoot the place up" isn't an emergency?

People who look like they're about to shoot the place up tend to have their guns chambered. It's sort of a requirement. But this thread's about three idiots, one idiot who decided to pull a stunt, another who overreacted and held him at gunpoint, and another who overreacted and pulled the fire alarm. I'm surprised that this didn't happen in Florida, but Missouri will do. Come to think of it, this is the perfect thread for NSG.