HB 1065 (Parking Lot Bill)

[HICKMAN]

Rep Charlie Brown being a moron on the video...

How did people get so clueless??..

 

[E5RANGER375]

The whole issue is moot anyway, as far as I'm concerned. Indiana is an at-will employment state. If they want you gone, they can easily fire you for any other reason, even with the implied contract exceptions. While I'm happy to see this bill, I still feel like it's a gigantic waste of time.

i would and always have carried at any job ive had anyways. screw leaving it in my car, ive had a lot of psycho bosses so ive always kept a pocket rocket on me at all times and maybe a full size in the locked car, and maybe an AR or a shotgun in the trunk too (ya never know)

but i dont think this was a waste of time, because it sticks it to some anti-gun (anti-rights) employers!! even if this bill only told 1 employer they were wrong and they can no longer oppress certan employees then its worth it! those of you who are not helped by this bill, still have the right to carry in your cars and on your person at work if you wish, (unless of coarse in a school or federal building, etc) but if your cought you could be fired, but if SHTF and you have to shoot an attacker at least you will have your life!! and maybe many others because of your actions. GOOD Jobs might be a little harder to find now, but it would still be worth the risk to me. As long as you carry a small pocket pistol or inside the waist, no one will ever see it and you will be good (even if cought they cant have you arested). Ive never worked at a civilian employer who searched their employees at random. If they did then id tuck my piece next to my JEWELS and if they touched it id knock them out for grabbing my junk.

but at least be happy for your fellow INGO who can now protect themselves to and from work without fear of losing their jobs. even if your still oppresssed

 

[IndyBeerman]

Rep Charlie Brown being a moron on the video...

How did people get so clueless??..

Tool just like the current one at the podium Rep Summers, Indpls

 

[IndyBeerman]

74yea -25 nea was the vote, if I heard right.

 

[E5RANGER375]

who was the guy standing up there before the vote saying i hope you all do the right thing for the 6 million people of indiana?

 

[HICKMAN]

how many did they need?

 

[E5RANGER375]

that was plenty it carried and now will go to the senate for a vote

and it was only 20 nea, but not near enough

 

[IndyGunworks]

that was plenty it carried and now will go to the senate for a vote

and it was only 20 nea, but not near enough

 

[gunrunner0320]

were can i go to watch it i couldnt find it

 

[HICKMAN]

Oh trust me, I give two sh**s about my company's policy, they'll never get permission to search my vehicle, and as Scutter stated, they could fire me whenever they want anyway.

I just wanted it to pass anyway.

 

[HICKMAN]

I called Murphy in the House and Waltz in the Senate this morning.

 

[Glock32j]

So when it passes everything today when will it be law? July 1 2010,2011?

 

[Scutter01]

It would still have to be signed by the Big Cheese.

 

[ATM]

It would still have to be signed by the Big Cheese.

Fenway is somehow involved?

 

[IndyBeerman]

So when it passes everything today when will it be law? July 1 2010,2011?

Date of enforcement would be July 1 2010

It would still have to be signed by the Big Cheese.

Or he may choose to not sign and let it pass without signature.

 

[E5RANGER375]

Date of enforcement would be July 1 2010




Or he may choose to not sign and let it pass without signature.

yeah but he has nothing to lose and everything to gain by signing it. i think he will sign it. sounds like its time to call the governers office and show support for the bill so he knows more people are for it than against it.

 

[E5RANGER375]

i just called the house republican caucus and they were very nice and took my name and number. then i called the governers office and some tool named todd answered and probly wont even pass on my call to anyone. that makes me angry because they are supposed to log every call good or bad.

 

[E5RANGER375]

murphys office just called me back and his LA told me that it looks like it will become law for sure. so the gov. must for sure already be on board

 

[truegrit]

my rep just replied to the email I sent him this morning it passed the House today.

 

[Indy317]

The law will pass, and there will be a lawsuit. I personally think this situation will reach the US Supreme Court in the future. The federal judge in Florida called their version "stupid," but upheld it for employees. The Florida law was broad, and said the business couldn't ban anyone from bringing guns in their cars. The federal judge, for whatever reason, said businesses have the right to ban guns from customers, but not employees. I felt that was kinda odd, but oh well.

If I were a business owner, I would just start charging my employees to park on company property. I would only charge what would be needed to cover the costs of legal fees, an additional $1,000,000 of insurance, the costs of zero tolerance work place violence training, and the costs to hire off-duty cops to stand guard on days when I was terminating or laying people off. I don't trust the law, as written, to help me with liability. The no liability language is way too vague. There is nothing in the law that directs the AG to provide legal funds for a company sued under the law. So even though I might win in the end, I still could be looking at a couple grand in legal fees. If the judge found the lawsuit did have some merit, but ultimately ruled in my favor, who would reimburse me/my company for my legal fees if I were the first "test case" for some ambulance chaser?