No concealed weapon sign

[MattInFla]

Security notice: We employ no security measures. Please stop by and rob us!

And the sheep get sheepier

[DefensiveCarry.com]

[IntrepidDad]

I know if I lived in Kansas I'd feel safe with a plastic sign protecting me instead of a gun.

Is Kansas full of stupid people of what?

I seriously doubt it. Unfortunately, in every state there is a small minority of people with such great stupidity that they make up for everyone else.

[Andy W.]

"Sara Van Allen, marketing manager for Manhattan Town Center, said the building is a family environment, and as such, the owners decided to ban concealed weapons in the entire mall.

"It's for the safety of our shoppers," Van Allen said."

Typical liberal lunacy.

[Schwebel]

So if I put up a "No Criminals in the Store" sign, they will all not visit a business. This is the greatest idea ever, security systems will be a thing of the past....***. They need to at least make the sign out of Kevlar so when you do get shot at, you can actually use the sign for something.

[sailormnop]

I know this place is selling the signs, but man oh man:

...
• Illustrate a serious no-weapons policy on your premises. Don’t let the threat of gun incidents or violence overrun the security of your property.

Yeah they're SERIOUS. What're they gonna do when a criminal spurns their policy and carries anyway - shoot him? Something tells me the guy with the gun and no concern for the law is more serious about it.

[MattInFla]

Under federal truth in advertising laws, the signage has been revised to reflect the true meaning:



That should make the sheeple feel all warm and fuzzy.

[Cupcake]

I wonder If they'd mind someone coming in with an ax???

[simon]

A sign that protects?....I have some real estate in outer space to sell you.....

[ccw9mm]

Wouldn't they be better off with a no thugs sign.

No, they wouldn't. And they know it. Thugs bent on mischief or violent assault would no more listen to such drivel then they would disarm at the door, simply because a different sign said their victims were to be disarmed. Dumb x 2.

[Murexway]

I, also, posted a response to the pinheads' ridiculous statements:

"Well, Virginia Tech had a strict "No Weapons" policy. How well do you think it worked out for them?"

[ShadowAngel]

Banks should be an incredibly easy to grasp example of this. Banks always have the "No guns" signs posted. Does that prevent bank robberies? Um, no...

[HRnTX]

Under federal truth in advertising laws, the signage has been revised to reflect the true meaning:



That should make the sheeple feel all warm and fuzzy.

+ 1

[Betty]

With everything going on in the news, I can only just shake my head. The mentality that feeling safe is actually being safe baffles me.

It reminds me of when we were kids and playing tag or wrestling and we would make the "time-out" hand signal so the other would stop. It's all fun and games when you're kids. Try "time-out" when someone is mugging, beating, raping or shooting you and see if they'll stop.

[limatunes]

Ever since I started seeing these signs I wanted to start an establishment and put up a "GUNS WELCOME" sign, just to give the people a reprieve from seeing all this garbage.

The only way that kind of sign would protect anyone is if someone had the presence of mind to go out and unscrew it, bring it back in and start beating the bad guy with it. Those aluminum sides can be sharp!

[Smith&Wessonfan]

In other news, a 17 year old girl was abducted yesterday while leaving a shopping mall in Overland Park, Kansas.

Tell me again why I should pay attention to any of these signs?