[Ragnar54]

But carrying in a movie theater with a “no guns” policy violates the rights of the theater owners. It is also foolish: there has not been a movie made that is worth risking your CCW. Better to stay away from such businesses and patronize those that encourage concealed carry (e.g., spend your money on range time).

[Pollster1]

But carrying in a movie theater with a “no guns” policy violates the rights of the theater owners. It is also foolish: there has not been a movie made that is worth risking your CCW. Better to stay away from such businesses and patronize those that encourage concealed carry (e.g., spend your money on range time).

I'm with you. I do not carry at all because of the state where I live, but I would not violate the theater owner's private property right to make the rules on his property. I simply do not patronize theaters and malls with that policy. They can accept the consequences of their bad decisions, but I won't.