Maybe they object to the packaging.
Posted on 08/04/2014 7:17:24 AM PDT by BulletBobCo
Actually, most States did for a very long time. VA did when I prosecuted there. It’s a bit more complicated but that’s pretty much the truth of it.
Well, if you can pretend you can have matrimony without anybody built to be a mater, you can pretend that a firearm does not have to fire solid objects. Depending on how it is worded, flavored PAM might be considered a firearm.
Flavored SPAM would be considered a deadly weapon ! lol
Maybe they object to the packaging.
Teenager is going to college in SC, she can buy what she wants when she gets there.
The DC government is on the side of criminals because they’re criminals too.
Buy hornet/wasp spray before they regulate it, too. Probably works better than the mace she wanted to purchase.
I just ordered a new can to carry on the mobility scooter.
Next thing you know they will declare a cross-bow a fire arm.
Hi Swampsniper!
Good to see you have your sense of humor!
Have you told Jim? LOL
Another example of what happens when liberals get control of government. They are a danger to personal safety and prosperity, just as F.A. Hayek predicted in Road to Serfdom.
Bear spray ...... I’m wondering if that would be restricted .... and it will put a man DOWN.
And a clenched fist as a deadly weapon if used against your overlords.
Every single one of my female friends that live alone has a can of wasp spray next to their bed.....because I bought it for them. ;)
ALTERNATE TITLE:
DC Wants Subjects to be Entirely Defenseless Against Lawless Thugs and New Young “Immigrants”
A ball point pen rammed into the ear of the attacker will kill him. Oops, hope they don’t read this.
*DC rapists cheer!*
It sounds like DC is very concerned about rapist rights and not so much about the victims.
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