If I had a restaurant, and it was my property, I'd want to set the rules for what goes on inside my 4 walls. I consider my business an extension of MY stuff. Interconnected to my home via my name.
So although some business owners are ignorant, I think going on rampages against them like boycotts for something like this, serves to make responsible firearm owners look bad. And may cause more damage in the long run.
Also - exposed guns in a restaurant can scare other people. And fear means lost business and income. To reply an obvious answer to post #58.
It's a business owner's responsibility to manage their own business, safety and protocol.
Personally though - all conceal carry license holders would be welcome in my joint. Might even offer them a 10% discount for improving the safety and security.
So although some business owners are ignorant, I think going on rampages against them like boycotts for something like this, serves to make responsible firearm owners look bad. And may cause more damage in the long run.
Also - exposed guns in a restaurant can scare other people. And fear means lost business and income. To reply an obvious answer to post #58.
It's a business owner's responsibility to manage their own business, safety and protocol.
Personally though - all conceal carry license holders would be welcome in my joint. Might even offer them a 10% discount for improving the safety and security.
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