Sounds like Rob Pincus
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How I damaged gun rights today
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Sounds like Rob Pincus
It's actually from a member here who is/was an FFL dealer.
Thanks for the rep. I've never personally OC'd a rifle to a protest, but I'll defend the heck out of these guys who have the guts to do it in public against a bunch of guys who attack liberty in private.
Oh the similarities!
It is unfortunate that events such as these can split the community. Don't think for one second that MDA doesn't realize it can be divisive, and they will use that against us. I wish we would all stand behind one another for freedom and stop criticizing others because they don't exercise their rights how we see fit.
Never paid any attention whether the car dealer went to the parking lot or not, whether buying my first Studebaker or my Corvette. As far as appliances, I have them delivered, no need to walk me anywhere.
From my collection of over 200 arms, YES WalMart will walk you to the door. I know from experience.
Regarding carrying a long gun into a retail establishment just to make a point, why not try it with a running chain saw, after all it's intirelly legal isn't it?
I completely understand the "shall not be infringed" is all about, I also understand what making a fool of one's self in public is all about. I've seen many doing it in my years.
Congratulations, you have a corvette
Congratulations, you have more arms than an octopus.
I don't have a point to make with a long gun in a retail establishment, and I don't have a chainsaw, but if you have a point to make with either, I'll support your right to do so.
Heck, if you have a point to make in this thread, I'll support your right to do so, whenever you come up with one.
snowwalker
Expert
"some get it, some don't" is entirely true, maybe it's a clash in personality (that has happened to all of us) or some people's driveway does not quite reach the road. Be safe one and all.
I thought it would go way over your head, and it did. Some get it, some don't.[/QUOTE]
6 months ago a handful of guys carried rifles inside a Target...nobody noticed...now MDA throws a temper tantrum and you join in, desperately wanting Target to care...
femurphy77
Grandmaster
Just finished reading thru the entire thread. I must say that it is OVERFLOWING with "holier than thou". Quite entertaining, thanks all!
What makes you think I want Target to care?
I just think that carrying long guns around in retail shopping areas is ignorant, and arrogant. And those doing so are only making fools of themselves and doing the firearm community no good.
Just as a drunk driver does the beer industry no good.
Just for the record I could care less if Target cares or not, it's of little concern to me about Target.
Because of this:
And also because your earlier claims that retailers care about people carrying rifles in their stores have been proven false by all the restaurants that OCT has visited while armed, except for one of the many Sonics they went to. All the others care about the negative press from MDA, not the firearms themselves.
