Community North campus = no weapons

[nate1865]

I saw the sign today.

 

[IndyGunner]

bsu doesnt allow weapons on campus either. I feel your pain.

 

[dm1986]

Purdue is the same way

 

[IndyGunner]

I just keep thinking.... just the rest of this semester and one more year and I dont have to worry about this bs anymore. At least until our law makers make some more stupid * laws that crap on more of our constitutional rights as law abiding citizens.

 

[gunowner930]

This is getting to be a cliche now, but concealed means concealed.

 

[The Beaver]

This is getting to be a cliche now, but concealed means concealed.

Given that it isn't likely to be seen given the definition of "concealed" but there is still a chance of being found out by a staff member or campus police in which case I'm sure their position as a student would under question.

So while we can carry concealed on campus it comes at the risk of being expelled. Just my

 

[gunowner930]

Given that it isn't likely to be seen given the definition of "concealed" but there is still a chance of being found out by a staff member or campus police in which case I'm sure their position as a student would under question.

So while we can carry concealed on campus it comes at the risk of being expelled. Just my

Yes, but you just have to make a decision weighing the risk of needing a gun to defend yourself against the risk of somebody finding out and getting expelled.

 

[IndyGunner]

While you make a great point (gunowner), my life is worth more to me than the ****ty education im getting... I still dont want to risk sh*tting 80,000 away just because I wanted to carry. I have a 4" folding knife on me at all times. As soon as I get home I put the guns on.

 

[Mr.Strato]

I'm no psychic, but I think the OP is referring to Community North HEALTH campus...the hospital?

 

[nate1865]

I'm no psychic, but I think the OP is referring to Community North HEALTH campus...the hospital?

yup

As I understand it the signs mean diddly-squat. They can of course ask you to leave given it is their property, but you aren't doing anything illegal.

I appreciate them notifying people of their position on matters, but I disagree with their position.

 

[Indy_Guy_77]

I didn't see any signs at St. Francis South....

I had a J-frame on me for about 4 days straight. INCLUDING in the delivery room where my daughter was born. :-)

What "they" didn't know didn't hurt anyone.


-J-

 

[inFALable]

My GP's office is in a hospital with a no guns sign. The only way they are going to find out I have it is if I have to use it.

Before I knew they had the sign I was getting an exam and my doc saw my Glock and gasped. I just said I had a license to carry and he didn't say a word. They can ask me to leave if they want and lose my business.

 

[wolfts01]

I get gas at Speedway all the time, and I've heard they have a no weapons policy. As has been said, concealed means concealed.

 

[ATM]

I get gas at Speedway all the time, and I've heard they have a no weapons policy. As has been said, concealed means concealed.

Speedway (the gas station) does not have a no weapons policy.

Speedway (the town) has a local ordinance prohibiting concealed carry, although it is not enforced.

In either case, open also means open.

 

[IndyGunner]

In either case, open also means open.

Yeah... I dont know why so many people on here say "concealed means concealed" when indiana doesnt differentiate between CC and OC

 

[rimfire_crazed]

My Dr.'s office has a no weapons sign (like all St. V. facilities). Too bad. I'm not disarming.

 

[Manan]

My doctor has a new question on her questionnaire form; "Do you own a gun?" Yes or No. My written answer was NOYB. The office girls called me up and asked me what NOYB meant. I explained that the question was NON-Medical and the NOYB meant "None Of Your Business".

 

[glockednlocked]

Ed-Just adding my 2 cents Do not take my advice blindly ymmv.
Education is about critical thinking and solid decision making.
I spent my time at BSU armed to the teeth. Muncie was the place I learned to allways carry never tell.
Dont get caught you need your degree!
DONT GO UNARMED YOU NEED TO LIVE TO GET YOUR DEGREE!
Back to the topic of "no gun signs" My hospital is posted same as most I have ever been in. I guess I dont allways take the time to interpret policy
When I have need to enter their facility I never open carry That is all I need say all they need know. Oh and kel-tecs with the little clips are the berrys in scrubs.

 

[n9iui]

Yeah... I dont know why so many people on here say "concealed means concealed" when indiana doesnt differentiate between CC and OC

You're right about Indiana not differentiating between CC and OC.
I think they mean if it's concealed and stays that way, then what they don't know won't hurt them.

 

[Hammerhead]

As an open carrier (I OC 95% of the time) I know when it might be prudent to not advertise that I'm armed. This concept might include places like hospitals, certain family member's houses, and certain events. In this case, concealed means concealed, and what people don't know, won't hurt them. I've been known to conceal as needed and Virginia Tuck later.

I see these strange signs on buildings, but I don't speak whatever language they're printed in (stupid-ese?). Company policies don't influence how I carry.