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[LongGoneDays]

Edited due to e-stalking by Vanilla Gorilla

 

[sraacke]

So Open Carry must be fine with them. Carry on. <-sarcasm.

 

[LongGoneDays]

Edited due to e-stalking by Vanilla Gorilla

 

[chad]

So Open Carry must be fine with them. Carry on. <-sarcasm.

 

[chad]

A lot of hospitals do not allow carrying weapons, for reasons I don't quite understand. I work at University, where I suspect each day several people come in "packing."

 

[sraacke]

I work for BR General. Our hospitals and clinics all ban weapons. Leave it in the car is the policy.

 

[chad]

I work for BR General. Our hospitals and clinics all ban weapons. Leave it in the car is the policy.

I'm sure it's not from your lack of trying

 

[Robhic]

A lot of hospitals do not allow carrying weapons, for reasons I don't quite understand. I work at University, where I suspect each day several people come in "packing."

I'd think that with the history of the storied University Med Center, firearms would be encouraged. The "clientele" ya know...? My daughter works across the street (Urgent Care Clinic) and being a bit anti-gun, I got her a stun-gun device that she is now glad she has.

 

[oleheat]

A lot of hospitals do not allow carrying weapons, for reasons I don't quite understand. I work at University, where I suspect each day several people come in "packing."

Because the wise administrators know that everyone will be safer, of course. John R. Thuggington will undoubtedly see that all-powerful sign and turn away when coming to the ER to finish a fight....

 

[themcfarland]

concealed is concealed..

 

[chad]

I'd think that with the history of the storied University Med Center, firearms would be encouraged. The "clientele" ya know...? My daughter works across the street (Urgent Care Clinic) and being a bit anti-gun, I got her a stun-gun device that she is now glad she has.

Yeah you need one, especially if she works nights. I've heard nighmares of patients in the waiting room pulling knives on nurses and stuff. The cop in the ER told me how it's not allowed, but that he knows for a fact some of the doctors CC and they don't really push it.

concealed is concealed..

and don't ask don't tell is don't ask don't tell, with gays in the military and with guns

 

[fepowered]

Unfortunately in Wisconsin this has been the norm since November 1st when our Shall Issue License Carry law went into effect even though our legislature went out of the way to put immunity from liability into the Statute. This immunity is from an incident which is the result of the carrying of a firearm. The business has this liability so long as they do NOT post.