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Which only supports what Im saying. Many convenience stores are family owned and operated. These are the type of businesses/companies where you wont see any policies prohibiting firearms. These guys are risking their lives, the lives of their customers, and possibly their businesses (after lawsuits) for maybe a few hundred bucks. My guess is these murders are mostly from family owned businesses and not coporate-owned convenience stores where employees are prohibited to carry handguns. There's just too much risk involved for corporations to allow minimum wage employees to carry. These employees dont go through any firearms training whatsoever. Ive owned a business before and would never take such a risk.
You've been to Autozones and other similar stores before. Do you really want some of these guys making critical decisions with guns in their hands? I can't even trust them to find the right part I need sometimes. What's next? Not going to McDonald's because employees can't carry McGlocks?
Had I been in McDonalds in San Yesidro in 81 I certainly would have prayed someone was armed.
"Do you really want some of these guys making critical decisions with guns in their hands?"
Tell us, how do you differ from those people you deride as unworthy of using a weapon? Do we really want someone like you making critical decisions with a gun in your hand?
Wow, you must be very smart basing such heavy opinions on guesses and unproven assumptions.