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Banning Firearms in Apartments?
Jerry Lundegard:
If I have a mortgage , technically the bank owns the house until it is paid for. So the bank is in effect, the land lord. Could the bank tell me no firearms allowed?
What about vehicles? If I lease a car, can GM tell me I am not allowed to have a firearm in the car?
Husker_Fan:
No, the bank doesn't own your house. It has a security interest in it. The title is in your name and you are responsible for insurance, upkeep, and taxes.
gsd:
--- Quote from: Husker_Fan on September 03, 2014, 02:23:18 PM ---No, the bank doesn't own your house. It has a security interest in it. The title is in your name and you are responsible for insurance, upkeep, and taxes.
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Well said sir.
DanClrk51:
--- Quote from: AWick on August 28, 2014, 08:10:34 PM ---Regardless if you own or rent, it is still your dwelling, hearth, home, residence, abode, etc etc. Ask any landlord that tries to evict a renter who is still paying his rent on time...
If SCOTUS says the core of the 2A is in defense of hearth and home then property rights and 2A rights of the residents override the land owners rights. The landlord chose to rent his property out to the public as a private residence and it is the same as not allowing running water, electricity, natural gas, etc... except those things aren't considered an unalienable right.
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I agree with this one 100%. If you pay money then it effectively becomes YOUR property (as far as your living space goes). And if the courts don't see it this way then its time to pass a law that bans discrimination of this sort.
DanClrk51:
--- Quote from: AWick on August 28, 2014, 08:34:42 PM ---Restricting ownership and possession of arms in defense of your "home" in apartments is a little more serious than restricting pets or displays of patriotism.
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Exactly, its an affront to my person.
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