Anti Gun Companys

[Teresa Heilevang]

Anti Gun Company's...

http://www.pinkpistols.org/antigun.html

[TAB]

For those that don't know, the pink pistols are a gay gun group out of the SF bay area.

[ericire12]

For those that don't know, the pink pistols are a gay gun group out of the SF bay area.

For those that dont know, TAB is a charter member.

[fightingquaker13]

As long as it stays concealed and they support the 2A I don't care.
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[twyacht]

WOW! OK, now I have to change car insurance companies, never stay at a Hyatt hotel, clean my house and laundry with something else besides Clorox, don't wear Levi's (previous thread), and don't pay $50-100 to go see Aerosmith anymore.... No more Slurpee's at 7-Eleven..

Hanes? and Hillshire Farms, Jimmy Dean, Sara Lee??? Damn.....

Sports teams?

The more important list would be PRO-GUN/ 2nd Amend. companies...

For those that don't know, the pink pistols are a gay gun group out of the SF bay area.

Hey that's Nancy Pelosi's hometown, she is only slightly anti gun right???

[Sponsor]

[tombogan03884]

Pink Pistols was the group that NRA and SAF worked with to defeat the "Gun's in Public Housing ban" that they imposed.

[Rastus]

I like the idea of a pro-gun list.

Silver Dollar City...OK..I hate that.  But they do sell black powder handguns and rifles on the premises.  At least they sold them two years a go.

[fightingquaker13]

For once I agree with both Rastus and Tom in one thread. I am not a fan of boycotts and think that in most (though not all circumstances) they are a waste of time. I will continue to wear Levis if they are cheap as I think my lack of patronage would be about as effective as me boycotting Wall Mart. They are trembling in fear as I type this. On the other hand, as I've said many times, if you are about what you are for rather than what you are against, you can make a difference. Give me a good PRO-GUN company, and if I need and can afford their product, they have a customer for life. I think its a lot more effective and constructive to tell someone "I'm buying from you rather than your competitor because of this policy", than it is to say "You're a big jerk, I'm never shopping here again". Witness the 6 bucks thread. I haven't been to a starbucks in years because I don't like their coffee. Yesterday it was cold and I had a sweet tooth and so I bought a mocha. I told them why. Thats money banked rather than a hypothetical loss. It means more. Its why companies like Patagonia bend over bckwards to go green, they want people to buy the ideology, not just the product as it differentiates the brand. Make a point of being 2A and we'll buy your stuff as long as its well made. A loyal customer is worth ten boycotters who may or may not have bought it anyway.
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[BAC]

Did you mean "companies"?  Even you, Marshal'ette?  

Back on track:  I notice that a lot of those anti-gun actors make a lot of money using guns in the movies or on TV.  If they're so serious about the cause, maybe they should stop being hypocrites and not take those roles.  Just a thought.

And what's up with Starbucks, playing both sides?

[fightingquaker13]

Did you mean "companies"?  Even you, Marshal'ette?  

Back on track:  I notice that a lot of those anti-gun actors make a lot of money using guns in the movies or on TV.  If they're so serious about the cause, maybe they should stop being hypocrites and not take those roles.  Just a thought.

And what's up with Starbucks, playing both sides?

On the actor front, only the McGyver guy put his money where his mouth was. Anti as hell, but he did the job with  bottle of bleach, a box of bisquick and a pack of chicklets. (In retrospect, not so different from the A-team. "Attempted murder your honor? They fired 8 thousand rounds and hit nothing! If they were halfway trying they would have shot at least one guy! Lets call it aggravated assault.") ) Granted, he now shoots aliens with a P-90 (about all its good for), but hey, they're aliens. The rest can KMA.
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