Friday, February 5, 2016
If We Can't Ban Guns Well Just Drive Ammo Makers Out of Business
I can remember a time when liberal co-workers would think they were clever by suggesting banning ammunition if gun control was too hard. (I was still a closeted gun owner.) But this suggests that this is exactly what is starting. Buy more ammo and why not from Lucky Gunner?
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ReplyDeleteI'm not pleased by off-topic (and/or "vendor sponsored") posts. While I appreciate the basic premise that "banning ammo" is a sneaky way of avoiding Second Amendment rights, and I do think it needs to be discussed, I do NOT appreciate it when the upshot of the post turns out to be a commercial advertisement.
ReplyDeleteEven more when the single comment seems to be another commercial advertisement for software.
You have always seemed to be a "legitimate blogger", Mr. Cramer, but recently you have undermined your legitimacy by your "published" exhortation to buy from a specific vendor, and also by your acceptance of other commercial advertisements for software vendors.
Stay on topic,please. Or just pay more attention to the ways in which your previously legitimate blog site has been prostituted.
If I want to subscribe to new security software, it will be because I have defined a need, and have researched the best software product; not because you have become a shill (however unwittingly) for scammers.
I'm not impressed by your admonition that "comment moderation has been enabled"; that proves that you have chosen to allow webads to infiltrate your website.
Jerry the Geek
Nosomo wasn't advertising. He was providing his experiences with solving a similar problem. Lucky Gunner was because they were sued in violation of PLACA a while back.
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