[gimmebackmyconstitution]

Has anybody else noticed the "no guns allowed" signs on the front doors of HSBC Bank branches? I am dumbfounded by this. According to the branch employee I spoke with, there is no law against carrying a concealed weapon in the branch.

[thefactor]

where? i’m in manhattan. i’ll look.

[1rudeboy]

Guns and banks don’t really mix very well . . . just sayin’.

[Mark]

What are bank robbers supposed to do now. I mean with those signs posted.....

[SkyDancer]

So I guess now you can’t use a gun to hold up an HSBC bank anymore ....there was a funny video (can’t remember who did it) where these store owners put up No Guns Allowed signs and then when someone comes in with a gun to hold them up they point to the sign and the robber gets all upset and leaves ...

[buccaneer81]

Has anybody else noticed the "no guns allowed" signs on the front doors of HSBC Bank branches?

Where have you been? I have an Ohio CCW permit. The signs are on every school, bank and liquor establishment here, along with the usual government buildings. That's life, especially on private property.

Don't like it? Don't bank at HSBC.

[goseminoles]

I don’t mind the no gun signs. Its the no hat or sunglasses signs.

[Repeat Offender]

So glad my Virginia passport isn't recognized by Neew Yawk so I can't go there even if I wanted too ;)

BTW.... Congratulations Bob!

[OldPossum]

Wachovia banks in Virginia once posted those signs (maybe they still do—I’m not one of their customers understandably). And woe and behold, guess what bank often had its branches robbed wherein other banks did not?

Bank robbers can read.