Why would anyone wish to support a resturant that posted such a sign?
You really have to wonder what the people who put up those sign have been smoking. I mean ... seriously. The shooter at the Sandy Hook school shot out the glass to gain entry through a locked entrance door -- and these mental midgets think a sign is going to somehow be a magic talisman that will stop a gunman in his tracks at the door?
I disagree. I don't think restaurant and theater owners who aren't "gunnies" are even aware of such incidents. I think they actually believe that putting up a "No guns allowed" sign will somehow prevent robbers with guns from entering their premises.Double Naught Spy said:Of course not. They know that such a sign won't stop such people. They are trying to stop the idiot gun owns who have a need to fiddle with their guns while out and about. You know the ones, right? We discuss them here from time to time. They are the ones with guns that go off while standing in line, while in a seat in a movie theater, while standing at the checkout at Walmart in AZ, or that shoot a toilet in an eatery in Utah.
If they thought such signs would stop bad guys, then they would just put up a no robbery sign or no bad guy, but they don't do that.
Unless the law in PA gives legal weight to such signs, the only thing that can be done (should the management see your concealed firearm (huh???), would be to ask you to leave. Failure to leave when asked may result in trespass charges.
I disagree. I don't think restaurant and theater owners who aren't "gunnies" are even aware of such incidents. I think they actually believe that putting up a "No guns allowed" sign will somehow prevent robbers with guns from entering their premises.