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It sounds like the doctor is trying to drum up business by purposely creating a higher likelihood that a violent assault will be committed on their premises. Pretty unethical behavior if you ask me. Kind of like a car repair center requiring you to drain all oil and then rev your engine to 5,000 RPM's if you accidentally drive onto their property. One thing to consider is if this doc is really hurting for customers that bad, then they may not be all that good at what they do.

Personally, I would only carry past the sign if I knew that there was no possibility of having to disrobe. I would be afraid that disrobing and having no place to effectively conceal a weapon would be a problem (intentional failure to conceal) regardless of any signage.