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STAR-ADVERTISER / 2022
Semi-automatic handguns were on display at a Honolulu gun store.
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Restaurants were left out of gun-free places (“Council OKs gun-free places,” Star-Advertiser, March 16). These establishments are frequented by families and should be gun-free zones.
If I go into a restaurant and see someone who is carrying a gun, I’d turn around and walk out. If I was sitting at a table, I would stand up — even if I hadn’t finished my meal — pay my bill and walk out.
All stares will be focused on the person carrying a gun. You may imagine what they are thinking, making dining all the more uncomfortable. There may be instances when someone approaches the gun-toting individual and provokes a confrontation, and suddenly all hell breaks loose.
This isn’t the Wild West.
John Keala
Waianae
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This letter has been updated to remove a sentence stating that the writer was against Bill 57.