The terminology of a group inclusive never bothered me so much as being patronized.

It's so patronizing, and sounds kind of manipulative and arrogant.Whereas, words like "teaching" or "setting boundaries" can still keep a modicum of respect about them, at least.Not to say we won't ever think of someone as stupid or unteachable lol.  

I'm not trying to be patronizing, I just don't understand.Note to the Second Amendment crowd: the Bill of Rights protects the abridgment of your rights by the State--generally both the several states and at the Federal level.

And they will just lie.Seriously, think of how you would react or any of your friends or family.And if you started asking me little quizzes about lids on my pans being fire extinguishers, I'd be seriously offended and think, "How patronizing!"

He's looking for $10,000.Funny thing is, he continued patronizing my business.

So they only patronize the locally owned restaurants.  

They so far are just restricting the number of patrons inside. 

Deals can be had in Denver, you just have to look.Can you leverage your patrons to help you find a place?

I guess I got the idea from other local area businesses (mainly bars) that have done the same thing - anytime a patron is caught on security cameras doing something egregious and causing damages they will post it out on social media - usually the person is quickly identified and they end up making amends and paying for the damages.All I'm seeking is our money back without having to lose half of it to a collections agency and secondly for him to knock his bullying off. 

You would drastically limit the potential tenants you could lease to, Not sure what Illinois law says, but in WI is a property owner restricts firearms at their property , they take on the responsibility of security of the patrons, so if an assailant forcibly raped a tenant at the building,  and was unable to protect themselves due to a firearm restriction, the property owner may have liability.