android wrote: I think business should have no more right to refuse those of the PUBLIC that carry concealed than they do blacks or Baptists or Bill who is wearing his wife's underwear because he "likes how it feels." What you believe, your sexuality or what is under your clothing is, quite frankly, none of the shop keepers business. If a person has no interest in agreeing to the terms the public has created, then that person has no business opening their doors.
I agree with this for "OPEN TO THE PUBLIC" Private Property only because by law they can't discriminate based on other factors. (Not that I am for discrimination, but it seems it's ok to discriminate against some and not others).
I can't just do whatever makes me feel good or is not against my beliefs. Like not baking a cake for a gay couple. Bake the darn cake, just make it a lousy tasting one. That will teach'em.