Reply #173: I don't feel like posting a title. [View All]

[Turbo Teg]

"You write: 'Your right, he has broken no law, but he has potentially caused un-safe conditions by banning guns on his property and not taken appropiatte actions to look after the security of his customers, thust, possibly liable."

So you think alcohol doesn't increase the risk of gun violence in a bar? If that were true, I would question why you didn't give that man a gun when he was drunk."

I don't know weather alchohol increases gun violence, but I would doubt that people with CCWs are going to go to bars and get into gun fights. Even if they were more likely to get into a gun fight in a bar, nothings stopping them from going to thier car, getting a gun and comming back. Also, your assuming that everyone who goes to a bar is going to get drunk. Not everyone who goes to a bar gets drunk. I wasn't the person who denied the sale (although I would have) but we did because the guy was drunk, and that would have been negligent. I can almost guarantee you that had he had just A beer (singular, 1 beer) which would have put him under the legal limit, he would have been able to purchase a firearm as he would not have been acting like a drunk and probably wouldn't reek of alchohol, and we wouldn't have known.

All this bar talk is making me thirsty so I will be going to the bar in a minute. Do you have yahoo messanger or something. It would be way easier argueing with you on there LOL. Anyhow, I don't even know how we got on the subject of bringing guns into bars anyway. I guess I'll argue with you when I get back. Later.