[quote]You want your business to be gun-free? Fine. But YOU will be responsible for your customer’s safety. Example: if there’s a mass shooter the business could be sued for medical costs/negligence. Fair’s fair.[/quote] Agreed. I’ve heard you humans have Earthquake Kits, Fire Extinguishers, preparation materials for reasonably possible disasters. You can’t keep a law-breaking criminal from acquiring a non registered weapon. So you should have reactionary materials and tools to combat said armed criminal. To be in denial of that fact is negligent to reality. Police and military personnel are reactionary. Only [u]YOU[/u] can be [u]proactionary[/u].

Wait so not only can the shooter threaten the lives of their victims, they can also damage the reputation and financial situation of the company that they work for which may possibly put them into bankruptcy and therefore ending many people’s jobs an sources of income? Maybe I misinterpreted something about your idea but this is my interpretation.

Good point, after all the 2nd amendment does say '[b][i][u]well regulated[/u][/i][/b]'

No, if that were to happen, then anyone who has a conceded carry should be sued if they don’t intervene if they have the chance.

lol, wut?

Lol no 😆 1. Easily exploitable for financial gain. 2. Dumb If you don’t like gun free zones don’t go in them. Simplez