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>>There was just a decision in Florida brought by an adult commuting student at the Univ. of North Florida in Jax. We can now have firearms in our cars on campus. That’s a step forward. Even guns allowed in cars means we will not be defenseless on the commute to school or work, at least. That is an improvement. Of course, the classrooms will still be gun-free zones, and hence magnets for murdering maniacs.

Yeah. But, at least we have guns in our cars now. But, if concealed carry meant “its none of your business if I have a gun” so we could walk past “No firearms” signs, then the people with permits could protect the rest of the class/office/theatre-goers.

To be honest, I often fail to see those signs on businesses anyway. They’re so small and with the clutter of all those “No skateboards or roller skating” signs, I just don’t notice them.

This is posted now on FR. A shootout in a restaurant! Dozens hit by gunfire! Nope, didn't happen. Restaurant employee shoots armed would-be robbers San Diego Union-Tribune ^ | 1/4/2014 | Susan Shroder Posted on ‎1‎/‎4‎/‎2014‎ ‎3‎:‎17‎:‎21‎ ‎AM by South40 VISTA — An employee at a Vista restaurant fired shots at two men who tried to rob the business at gunpoint Friday night, a sheriff’s official said. The attempted robbery was reported about 9:40 p.m. at Uncle Tony’s Italian Cuisine on Sycamore Avenue, near Shadowridge Drive. The employee said he fired several shots at the attempted robbers, who fled without taking anything, sheriff’s Lt. Dave Schaller said. He told deputies he thought he hit both of them. No blood was found at the scene, but two gunshot victims showed up about midnight at a North County hospital, Schaller said. The men fled in a white two-door vehicle, possibly a Honda, the lieutenant said. One was described as Latino, about 5 feet 5 inches tall, with a medium build. He wore a black hoodie, a blue bandanna over his face and khaki pants. The other man was described only as about 6 feet 2 inches tall, with his face covered. Both carried handguns.