Missouri gun shop refuses to sell to Biden supporters.

[Gd999]

Missouri Gun Shop Refuses To Sell Weapons, Ammo To Biden Supporters, And They're Very Upset

Biden supporters are mad that a conservative gun shop won't sell them guns or ammo.

nationalfile.com

Looks like there is lots of recent google reviews praising the place.

 

[IndyDave1776]

The stupid bastards voted against the 2A therefore they don't need to have guns. Simple math. Awesome that these folks are standing up for this truth.

 

[Kdf101]

Missouri Gun Shop Refuses To Sell Weapons, Ammo To Biden Supporters, And They're Very Upset

Biden supporters are mad that a conservative gun shop won't sell them guns or ammo.

nationalfile.com

Looks like there is lots of recent google reviews praising the place.

Sure it feels good to read it and knee jerk reaction is to say “they don’t like guns anyway”, but I don’t think things like this are helpful for the 2A crowd. I get it when people say they are a private business and can sell to who they want, but what if it was a Dem car dealership refusing to sell to Trump supporters? I doubt we would high five that. We need to stay consistent in what we say we believe in; not let it be situationally dependent upon voting choices.

 

[dvd1955]

Well, TBH, they probably don't have guns and ammo to sell to anyone these days

 

[larcat]

Sure it feels good to read it and knee jerk reaction is to say “they don’t like guns anyway”, but I don’t think things like this are helpful for the 2A crowd. I get it when people say they are a private business and can sell to who they want, but what if it was a Dem car dealership refusing to sell to Trump supporters? I doubt we would high five that. We need to stay consistent in what we say we believe in; not let it be situationally dependent upon voting choices.

More importantly, without getting some people from the left hand side of the political aisle to start understanding that 2A is an unalienable, civil right, the 2A as we know it is doomed.

 

[Gd999]

Sure it feels good to read it and knee jerk reaction is to say “they don’t like guns anyway”, but I don’t think things like this are helpful for the 2A crowd. I get it when people say they are a private business and can sell to who they want, but what if it was a Dem car dealership refusing to sell to Trump supporters? I doubt we would high five that. We need to stay consistent in what we say we believe in; not let it be situationally dependent upon voting choices.

I’m sure the owner sees it as those people voted in a man that wants his business destroyed.

 

[phylodog]

More importantly, without getting some people from the left hand side of the political aisle to start understanding that 2A is an unalienable, civil right, the 2A as we know it is doomed.

Only in writing.

 

[edwea]

This establishment reserves the right to refuse service to anyone for any reason...

 

[fullmetaljesus]

Yea in a time when the 2a is under full on attack we need to alienate the idiots and limit how many legal gun owners are in the states.

 

[IndyDave1776]

Yea in a time when the 2a is under full on attack we need to alienate the idiots and limit how many legal gun owners are in the states.

If they go all in against us at the ballot box one wonders how they intend to use the guns.

 

[SarahG]

Sure it feels good to read it and knee jerk reaction is to say “they don’t like guns anyway”, but I don’t think things like this are helpful for the 2A crowd. I get it when people say they are a private business and can sell to who they want, but what if it was a Dem car dealership refusing to sell to Trump supporters? I doubt we would high five that. We need to stay consistent in what we say we believe in; not let it be situationally dependent upon voting choices.

I’m sure the owner sees it as those people voted in a man that wants his business destroyed.

Yes and yes. These are both good points. Maybe not the best thing, but I do understand their reasoning. I think people are just feeling discouraged about the new administration, as am I, and this is a natural result of that.

 

[phylodog]

what if it was a Dem car dealership refusing to sell to Trump supporters?

Would the trump supporters be buying automobiles for tools to "cleanse" the country of democrats?

 

[IndyDave1776]

I would add that perhaps getting smacked in the face with NO for an answer for this reason could well do more good toward getting their heads out from up their asses than coddling them. Consequences of their own choices.

 

[IndyDave1776]

Would the trump supporters be buying automobiles for tools to "cleanse" the country of democrats?

Much truth spoken here!

 

[MCgrease08]

There are a lot of new democrat voting gun owners. Maybe they've never seen the importance of the Second Amendment before this year. But for what ever reason they've felt the need to get a gun. This seems like an excellent opportunity to connect with them and show them how ridiculous gun laws are.

If democrat politicians don't think their voters own guns, then why would they go against the party and oppose for gun control? If we build a coalition of republicans and democrats that loudly oppose new gun laws, politicians might just take notice.

We're going to need the biggest, loudest group of people opposing gun control that we can muster. Alienating those who are new gun owners seems counter productive, no matter who they voted for.

 

[phylodog]

You assume they're buying for the right reasons. No pun intended.

 

[Kutnupe14]

That’s their right.

 

[phylodog]

They have a right to buy like everyone else, you are correct. Conversely a business owner does not have to do business with anyone who walks through the door.

 

[MCgrease08]

You assume they're buying for the right reasons. No pun intended.

Wouldn't the opposite also be true? That you're assuming they're buying guns for the wrong reasons?

There were more than 6 million new gun owners in 2020. At least 40% of those are women. Somehow I doubt every one of them is a member of Antifa.

 

[phylodog]

Wouldn't the opposite also be true? That you're assuming they're buying guns for the wrong reasons?

There were more than 6 million new gun owners in 2020. At least 40% of those are women. Somehow I doubt every one of them is a member of Antifa.

Wasn't saying they were. Perhaps I'm a bit more skeptical than you are.