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Bob Apjok in roanoke, va
Wednesday, July 25, 2012 at 10:41 AM
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As a private business, I suppose the theater can have a "no weapons" policy (if you assume that 2nd amendment is a government restriction), but shouldnt that leave them open to lawsuits from patrons who where not protected because of this policy? By having a "no weapons" policy, and not allowing you to protect yourself, are they not then implicitely taking on the responsibility of protecting you and therefore not holding up their end of the deal?