Thank you for that. As I said from the start "Lesson Learned" about the mankato mall.

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Thank you all. I do appreciate and respect all of your opinions. I question though, subd. 17 which prohibits landlords from banning guns, or evicting me for legally having one. And if they wanted me to leave they, should have just asked as the law prescribes.

To cobb, I was a guest of a tenant, the landlord complained. I'm not a lawyer, I suppose a 'public place' would play a role. If I see someone driving a car, can I expect the police to go get their name for me and make sure they aren't driving illegally? The fact that it is policy of the mall to call...

"Apparently water is wet" Please let me clarify a bit as I didn't mean to step on anyone's preference for carry. I said 'backwards way of thinking' and made reference to South Dakota because....... If you open carry in South Dakota, the police don't stop and ask for a permit- you don't nee...

Appreciate the feedback. I was given three options, conceal, leave, or be carried out. I have carried for 30 years, both openly and concealed. Either way has plusses. Never saw anyone run away scared, most take comfort in knowing someone is near that can protect the children. People generally think ...

Sure. Open carry is apparently cause for concern. I'm from South Dakota so I don't understand the backwards way of thinking with regard to hiding your side arm. That's what criminals do. I was in the back of a clothing store shopping for an hour when two cops confronted me about my gun. I never saw ...

At the mankato mall sunday shopping for school clothes with my family, when I quickly learned the game they play. While I violated no laws, the police broke 5 or 6 laws, which ended with me voluntarily leaving. It is a tough choice to fight for freedom and civil liberty, or submit to police corrupti...