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Gun Companies to Law Enforcement in Anti-Gun States: We’re Not Doing Business With You Anymore

rhinegarten Wrote: Feb 16, 2013 6:17 PM
You got it right in the last part of your statement. Their blind hatred for the second is just a festering sore on the surface of the big abscess that lies just under the surface.
george washington Wrote: Feb 16, 2013 6:51 PM
Tested...

It simply is not going to happen and they know it.

Disarming the public is, of course, the ulitmate wet dream of the Commie Progs, and absolutely essential for any tyranny to flourish.

Note how they always couch their arguments initially as gun "control", "regulation", and "registration", with the apparently reasonable goal of "public safety", "saving the children", and so forth.

In reality, they want to ban firearms and disarm the American citizenry.

They know they cannot plainly state this objective "up front', hence the dishonest approach.
Original Saepe_Expertus Wrote: Feb 16, 2013 6:34 PM
George...the 'Snowball In Hell' analogy comes to mind.
george washington Wrote: Feb 16, 2013 6:30 PM
The former is a 19 year old kid who has already dropped out of college, is posting from his parent's basement, and is constantly in trouble with his mother for refusing to take a bath and pick up his dirty clothes.

The latter is a self-styled minority "genius" who has yet to win a single rhetorical argument with a Townhall member, and who is in reality an food-stamp recipient and a career failure.
Ken6226 Wrote: Feb 16, 2013 6:22 PM
HarryReidsRichLunacy says the Constitution is "a set of suggestions", and Banjo-brain Bob says the Bill of Rights is "just a piece of paper."
george washington Wrote: Feb 16, 2013 6:22 PM
They won't have the country fully until they disarm the patriots.

As the gun control debate rages on, we’ve seen a host of gun-rights advocates standing up for the Second Amendment. In addition to citizens, the NRA, the National Sheriffs Association and countless others, a number of companies—including gun manufacturers, sporting good retailers and gunsmiths—are now taking a stand by refusing to sell to law enforcement in New York and other states with restrictive gun laws.

The message in these companies’ statements is essentially about equality—local law enforcement and government agencies should not have rights that citizens do not.  Thus, if states such as New York choose to adopt restrictive...

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