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Unless I missed the signs, and I usually look, I don't think Sears is posted. That would make it legal by TN law to carry in the store. Now if they specifically deny employees the right to carry due to company policy, that may be a different story.
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I haven't shopped at Sears in years, but now I am REALLY not shopping at Sears!Originally Posted by rrc1962
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It's not about prohibiting customers from CC, it's about their company policy and how they treated a 5 year employee for CC on the job. If this could happen in one of the most gun friendly states in the nation, I'm wondering how things would go in a place that's not so pro 2A.
I haven't seen any Sears store posted in my travels. Now that I know that they will embarrass, humiliate and fire employees on the spot for exercising their rights, I will refrain from shopping there unless it's absolutely necessary.
I have a HUGE problem with companies that infringe upon their employees 2A rights.
gf
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I agree that they should not have fired him, but I took it to mean that they had a blanket policy covering firearms in the store, including customers. It's easy to see how it happened. It's a corporate policy and corporate is located in one of the least gun-friendly states. Corporate policy should be adjusted to coexist with local laws and customs.It's not about prohibiting customers from CC, it's about their company policy and how they treated a 5 year employee for CC on the job. If this could happen in one of the most gun friendly states in the nation, I'm wondering how things would go in a place that's not so pro 2A.
I haven't seen any Sears store posted in my travels. Now that I know that they will embarrass, humiliate and fire employees on the spot for exercising their rights, I will refrain from shopping there unless it's absolutely necessary.
I have a HUGE problem with companies that infringe upon their employees 2A rights.
gf
Last edited by rrc1962; 02-20-2009 at 01:00 AM.
I will USE my sears credit card next time I go TARGET shooting
Last edited by Alaskan; 02-20-2009 at 03:55 AM.
IF THEY COME TO GET YOUR GUNS,
LET THEM HAVE THE BULLETS FIRST!
God Bless Our Troops!!!
Use a rifle and post a sub moa group on it Use a rifle and post a sub moa group on itI will USE my sears credit card next time I go TARGET shooting
We will gladly accept that target in the sub moa club after you edit/delete any personal data.
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there is nothing I can find myself to need at sears. that said, didn't they used to sell guns back in the day?
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I know they used to sell shotguns and rifles.
The risk of getting fired for packing your weapon is commonplace these days. My question is this: How did they find out to begin with?
Gun control: Forcing a 95lb woman to fist fight a 300lb rapist
Not Negotiable, A Right
some pinko liberal probably saw his piece and said "OMG, he's a gun toting murderer, somebody help!!!"
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