An amazing case for reducing gun ownership in America
- Thread starter Wez
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Thank God, because after the way gunsflew off the shelves during the Obama years t has been a huge let down gun sales wise . . . not the use thereof, that has gone up quite a bit, with his blessing.
Beeto can sell AR-15s but nobody can sell NRA memberships like that skinny little pig nosed pinko, David Hogg.
Sounds like someone has a crush on the young man whose classmates were all shot up by your kind. Can you please describe more of his body for us?
Queerly dark, even for you.
You ok?
Bruddah IZ
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So Trump is a "huge let down gun sales wise..." = more mass shootings?
his frame, his facial features. Do go on, you sounded very hot n' bothered.
What's the best way to let you down easy?
I dont enjoy making trannies cry.
Ed Buck is callin You......
He needs a steady hand with a " Messy " situation
that's needling him....
Sheriff Joe
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This is gettin weird.
Sheriff Joe
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You guys talking about trannies?, I am out.
I think mess has a crush on me.
Can you blame it?
Bruddah IZ
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I guess not as membership is waning and contributions are at an all time low. Might have something to do with the leadership not reflecting the same opinions of the members . . . just that of manufacturers. Oh yeah and the way they spend the members money ain't making anyone too happy neither, except those driving fancy cars to expensive houses with wives who have enormous expense accounts.
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You people always tell us who scares you most.
All time low? (did you make a little fib?)
Does Hogg know about this?
He needs to get busy.
He sold me a 5 year membership.
Don't you worry...ya little hot mess.....
There's always cold fowties on the shelf
at your favorite run-thru shop n drop
to accompany you on your midnight rants......
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Venerable gun manufacturer Colt says it will stop producing the AR-15, among other rifles, for the consumer market in the wake of many recent mass shootings in which suspects used the weapon.
"At the end of the day, we believe it is good sense to follow consumer demand and to adjust as market dynamics change," Dennis Veilleux, president and CEO of Colt, said in a statement. "Colt has been a stout supporter of the Second Amendment for over 180 years, remains so, and will continue to provide its customers with the finest quality firearms in the world."
"At the end of the day, we believe it is good sense to follow consumer demand and to adjust as market dynamics change," Dennis Veilleux, president and CEO of Colt, said in a statement. "Colt has been a stout supporter of the Second Amendment for over 180 years, remains so, and will continue to provide its customers with the finest quality firearms in the world."