Posted on 04/25/2013 10:29:17 AM PDT by Squawk 8888
In what can only be described as a posthumous victory for raging ******* Tamerlan Tsarnaev, Williams-Sonoma, the (absolutely amazing) kitchen-stuff company, has pulled pressure cookers--which the Tsarnaevs built into bombs--from shelves in Massachusetts.
(Excerpt) Read more at reason.com ...
I used to read about China’s Cultural Revolution, and think: “how could a society become so completely irrational and illogical?”
I think I am starting to see how....
Williams-Sonoma just put themselves on the Do Not Buy list.
I refuse to do business with any company that knuckles under to Terrorists and/or the PC mob.
Well, we have to ban fireworks and those radio-controls from toys, too.
Ever check out the timer on the more advanced electric pressure cookers? The boys from Chechnya used the more primitive third-world stovetop designs so they had no timers ~ that necessitated the adaptation of a toy's remote control to set them off.
Let me tell you a modern electric pressure cooker with an 8 volt battery replacing the 120 V external source is one dickens of a device for building a bomb with other every day chemicals!
Power converters are now small enough you might not even need to bypass the external power cord ~ lots of ways to do this!
From being replacements to $100,000,000 satellites to serving as new weapons of war today's everyday electronic devices are marching ahead ~ "Make Way For Your New Machine Masters"
Yours and a lot of folks'. That company is butthurt.
And nails, sidewalks, marathons, boats with covers, Mercedes, ................. We're going to be busy.
Guess I’ll just have to buy my pressure cookers at JC Penney then.
Oh......wait.......
I felt the same way about the German Jews in the 30s.How could they....? My question was answered under the Clinton regime and reinforced under the imposter's rule now. Despite what the judas goats opine as they pacify the sheep until the appointed time, the future of the Nation looks dim.
You can buy em at Wal-Mart. I’ve used mine twice a week for 16 years. Cooked more than 500 squirrels, a hundred rabbits, lots of venison, ten tons of rice, and acres of squash. Highly efficient cooker. Knocks the thunder out of squirrels. I also use it to cook chicken and ham bones for soup. Easter ham and great northern beans...Mmmmmm
Just how ignorant do liberals and their dishonest lying lawyers (triple redundant I know) have to be to think banning pressure cookers is a solution?
Rag head 6th century camel humpers will simply find another container.
IF William Sonoma actually wants to be part of the solution they could report purchases of pressure cookers to any sand monkey. If we can keep them focused on getting pressure cookers they would be easier to track.
“I felt the same way about the German Jews in the 30s”
How is that possible for such an intelligent people?
What a bunch of Whimps...
Williams-Sonoma just put themselves on the Do Not Buy list.
They been on mine... Expensive junk...
Chef’s has nice stuff:
http://www.chefscatalog.com/catalog/search.aspx?scommand=search&search=pressure%2bcooker
Radio host Mark Davis proved this wrong yesterday when he called a local WS (Dallas) store yesterday. They did not pull them off the shelves. If any store did ... it was an isolated incident.
I know. I asked myself the same question.
One of my life long Jewish friends, super rich and super conservative once said to me that if the Jews were as smart as every one thinks they are, they would be 100% conservative, not 25%.
He has no sympathy for liberal American Jews and counts not a single one as a friend, he says they are too stupid to be his friend.
No liberal ever forgets it if they happen to get into a political discussion with him, and they never win, because he has a photographic memory, and will not allow a single fact to be twisted.
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