Posted: 7/22/2016 7:22:13 PM EDT
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You have stopped selling citizens of MA since our AG decided to reinterpret a law 22yrs old. I hope you will be halting sales to LEO and other agencies in our state as well.
"The people at Bravo Company USA and BCM support responsible private individuals having access to the same tools of civilian Law Enforcement to affect the same ends...As such Bravo Company's policy is that law enforcement officials and departments will be restricted to the same type of products available to responsible private individuals of that same city or state." found this in an article written post SH |
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When are companies (including ammunition manufacturers) going to realize that citizens are law enforcement, homeland security, active members of military, and border patrol!
Yes, that's right. If at war, then every citizen is their own military, police force, border patrol, and homeland security. That's one very good reason for the 2nd Amendment! How are we supposed to have the 2nd Amendment, well organized militias, if we can't get the tools to win? These manufacturers seem to support the idea that only government agencies should have guns and the tools to protect this country. Do they represent my beliefs? Maybe these manufacturers don't support the 2nd Amendment, or only when convenient. Too bad they these companies aren't suing, making a stand, or helping to organize some protests for our Bill of Rights. Maybe we should make a list of companies that are fully supporting our 2nd Amendment, and do our best to support those companies as much as we can. |
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Too bad they these companies aren't suing, making a stand, or helping to organize some protests for our Bill of Rights. What company isn't? I know that I personally don't confuse a company not plastering their actions all over the internet, with the idea of them doing nothing. Kinda like when I go to church, it is no ones business how much I donate, and I don't care even a little if someone thinks I don't donate at all. I know that personally at a minimum, I think we should all belong to the NRA, but when you start digging you find the guys who are yelling that a company should do something, aren't even NRA members. What is worse is guys in AWB states who won't join the NRA. Sometimes we need to look inside ourselves as firearm owners and ask how much we are really doing as individuals. I'm sure you are already a NRA member, and I am as well, but I'm also pretty sure you know the type of people I'm referring to. res, non verba |