A growing chorus of business leaders is demanding a reassessment of corporate responsibility in gun violence prevention, arguing that current regulations are placing an undue burden on companies without offering meaningful solutions. The push for change comes as CEOs grapple with the public outcry surrounding mass shootings and increasing calls for stricter gun control measures. While acknowledging the devastating impact of gun violence, many executives believe that holding them accountable for every aspect of firearm regulation is unfair and unproductive. They advocate for a collaborative effort between government agencies, law enforcement, and private businesses to address the complex issue of gun violence, emphasizing the need to focus on evidence-based solutions rather than solely blaming corporations.