Originally Posted by brobar
Thanks, calling the guy out. Anybody else, confirm/deny?
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Thanks, calling the guy out. Anybody else, confirm/deny?
the Home Depots around here are worthless, their employees wouldnt know if you were carrying bc you couldnt find one to show
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I don't believe they're anti 2a. Just like all corporations they have to cover their ass since wages are low and turnover is high.
Plus the home depot by my house seems to hire women based on looks and that makes them A-OK with me.
Hahahaha, Glad I'm not the only one that noticed
Walmart doesn't allow this either. It's the norm, not the exception in policy. It's about lawsuits.
They can't really stop employees from keeping a firearm in their vehicle according to CO law. What they don't know...
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I work part time for my school, same policy but I carry concealed anyways because they allow students to carry conceal. I'd rather be fired than rely on unarmed security to protect me from a potential shooter on campus
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LIABILITY. Ins co will drop them in a heart beat, let alone get ins coverage, IF they allowed any employee to CCW.
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