7 Companies That Don't Want Guns In Their Stores
In June, Texas Gov. Greg Abbot signed legislation permitting people with proper licenses to carry handguns in plain view. Though this so-called "open carry" law won't take effect until January, one Texas restaurant chain has already prohibited visible firearms from its properties, and experts say other local eateries will follow.
While only 5 states and Washington, D.C., now ban open carry in public places, businesses can issue their own no-gun policies. In fact, a HuffPost/YouGov poll in 2014 found that 55 percent of Americans prefer that shops and restaurants forbid guns.
In recent years, several major restaurants and retailers across the country have asked customers to refrain from openly carrying firearms -- some have even banned concealed guns altogether from their locations. Here are a few of the businesses that have taken a stand against open carry laws:
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How ironic. 
It doesn't matter if you ban bullets, do stronger background checks, ban people from carrying weapons into a place, etc, etc. Nothing will stop a gunman from walking into a place and gunning down a bunch of people. As long as we continue to make it legal to manufacture, own and sell such destructive devices of death, these mass shootings will continue to happen.
If we are to ever make any real changes we need to have a constitutional convention to scrap the 2nd amendment and make all private firearm ownership a felony. If you want to go hunting go to the store and buy your food like a normal person or use an air rifle like in the UK. Anything less is just feel good bullshit.
The UK has the most ruthless radicals living there but you will never hear about a mass shooting there.
Why?
Because they banned guns.
