OMG! OMG! It’s a Gun Store! In My Town! OMG!

The Truth About Guns ^ | 7 February, 2012 | Dan Zimmerman

[marktwain]

I am happy to see that New Jersey actually has gun stores. I am surprized that this budding "liberal fascist" dares to allow book stores... oh, but that is her ox that would be gored...

[Jack Hydrazine]

I want to see her walk down the streets of Camden...alone...at night...unarmed.

[bcsco]

“Business is business, but they need to be regulated into certain areas – business areas,” she says. “This is a residential area.

If that's the way they feel, then they ought to rename the community from "Merchantville" to "Residentialville".

[Kirkwood]

She wants women to remain victims.

[Victor]

New Jersey (I live here) actually has some pretty damn good gun stores, shooting ranges, etc.

I belong to Brick Armory in Lakewood and it's great.

[tomkat]

DyAnn

'nuff said

[Riodacat]

[Lady Lucky]

Move to Camden. I’ll drive you myself, soon as I can pull the armored car out of storage.

[RightOnline]

What a puny, pathetic little stupid bi**h.

[the_devils_advocate_666]

In WV our gun stores come with ice cream! Here's someone's on-line review:

Mountaineer Gun Sales (and Ice Cream): "You have to experience it. It's a blend of souvenir shop, fishing and hunting supplies, gun shop and ice cream store. They serve both hand dip (Hershey's Ice Cream) and soft serve, and it comes with plenty of delicious flavors to choose from. They also have a few food selections on the menu. There are benches out front, and a handful of small bistro style tables inside to sit down. It's an affordable option for a quick family outing for a treat (if you aren't offended by the guns)."

[jagusafr]

“Here’s the ‘Welcome to Merchantville’ sign, there’s the elementary school, there’s the fried chicken, and there’s the gun shop,” says DiSalvo, who grew up in Brooklyn. “Welcome to Merchantville!

Well, I think I’d be feelin’ right at home driving into Merchantville!

[wbill]

A conservative who doesn't like guns sees a gun store and says "Man, there's no way I'M going in there."

A Liberal who doesn't like guns sees a gun store and says, "Man, there's no way I'll let ANYONE go in there."

It's a mental disease. But I am sympathetic. It must be hard to need to know what's best for everyone, at all times. /sarc

[JimRed]

“I thought, ‘Why is there a gun store here?’

So New Jersey can collect the 7% sales tax?

[marktwain]

I was in a used bookstore in northern Wisconsin the other day, picking up some Louis La’mour to read to my 97 year old mother.

They also carried a nice selection of guns.

I always thought that was a nice combination, First and Second Amendments together.

[riverrunner]

“A conservative who doesn't like guns sees a gun store and says “Man, there's no way I'M going in there.”

Isn't that like a double Negative or something.

A conservative that doesn't like guns.??

[OneWingedShark]

>>“I thought, ‘Why is there a gun store here?’“

Just a guess: to sell firearms, ammunition, and accoutrements.

[marktwain]

A conservative that doesn't like guns.??

It is called an oxymoron, like dry water./S

[wbill]

A conservative that doesn't like guns.??

I'm sure that there some who exist. :-) Make sure that you get their pictures, though. If they allow it to happen.

I'm sure as well that there are some FReepers who would say that they HATE guns, just because everyone else likes them and they don't want to be one of the herd. :-)

[HIDEK6]

Sign seen in Michigan:

Beer!
Wine!
Ammo!

[Paine in the Neck]

Another quaking, querulous urbanite, moved to the country, and now afraid everyone might go “Straw Dogs” on her butt.