And … The Most Tasteless Newspaper Ad Ever

October 19, 2016 By: Juanita Jean Herownself Category: Uncategorized

From the Las Vegas newspaper …

 

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Don’t worry guys, once the election is in the bag, Obama is coming to get your guns.

Thanks to Epp for the heads up.

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0 Comments to “And … The Most Tasteless Newspaper Ad Ever”


  1. Haven’t had a weapon like this in my hands since basic training in the late sixties. The Drill Sargent went into considerable detail about the function and purpose of the weapon, and it wasn’t designed to shoot rats and snakes. The guy selling these things are simply entrepreneurs making a buck off fear mongering. In other words, republicans. That said, I am considering purchasing one of these to simply to defend myself against the nuts that serve as this (gun shop owner) sociopath’s constituency.

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  2. These Obama! Hillary! coming for your gun sales must be the longest running variant of The Boy Who Cried Wolf ever. Even in Aesop’s version (several thousand years ago) the simple minded town fold figured out the con after a while.

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  3. JAKvirginia says:

    If at all possible for you, take a gander at the front cover of the NRA magazine. Big pic of Hillz and all the things she’s doing “to do” about guns when she’s Prez. Half of the list is pure, utter bullcrap and the other half has been so mis-shapen that they have stretch marks.

    Lies and fear. It’s all they’ve got. They should be glad I’m not up for Prez because I’d have them listed as a terrorist organization. Truly… they are.

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  4. Polite Kool Marxist says:

    JAKvirginia, there’s a reason those dufii object to background checks. The cray crays know they’d never pass any sanity check.

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  5. Fred Farklestone says:

    Here with numbers is what Obama has done to get rid of guns and the 2nd Amendment! Clinton will finish up with what’s left of the 2nd Amendment.

    http://www.politicalgarbagechute.com/obamas-gun-confiscation-count-week-401/

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  6. Tilphousia says:

    Too bad the gun nuts and their lobby haven’t read the ENTIRE second amendment. It was designed for a militia, not armed morons threatening anyone they don’t like.

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  7. TrulyTexan says:

    @dbtexas
    I just ordered my first gun ever for that very reason. Too many rumblings of “revolution” in my area. I’m going shotgun for ease of use. If I can’t get it with 8 shots, I probably deserve what i get.

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  8. The ad concedes the election, there’s that.

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  9. Thanks, Fred Farklestone, the link is priceless and shows just how paranoid these nutjobs are.

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  10. Prices will skyrocket every time gun makers and sellers think they can gull the gun nuts yet again… and again… and again….

    Some of these people who run out and buy guns every time they’re frightened by the NRA and their backers must have so many damn guns they can’t walk across a room.

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  11. Shame on the newspaper that printed that ad (and others who do similarly).

    This reminds me of reading accounts of the Bundy clan’s trial in Portland right now. “Patriots” have invade the courtroom but they’re being countered by progressives who want to see those scofflaws in prison where they belong.

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  12. Elizabeth Moon says:

    I’ve been thinking I need a shotgun, much as I don’t like them (the noise, the kick, the shoulder that’s already lost its rotator cuff and really does not like being slammed.)

    The noise, though, that’s always a benefit with shotguns. As a deterrent, if someone is willing to be deterred at all, few things work better than that ka-CHUNG. OTOH, no experience with one since I was a teenager thinking someday I’d hunt doves.

    I swear, though, if someone shoots the windows out and hits the piano, I will run out there with the old iron skillet and bash that someone in the head. Killing me is one thing, but ruining a Steinway baby grand deserves being beaten to a pulp by an old lady with long white hair and glasses. And then staked through the heart with a knitting needle.

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  13. Elizabeth, right on! There is an association of chiefs of police who long ago strategized that the flash of a gun going off instantly gives away the shooter’s position thereby inciting return fire. Such a barrage can result in two ways: mass annihilation or a complete miss. The best way is to be sneaky about your defense and use a baseball bat! I have a “hickory stick.” Used to have a gun once owned by my grandpa. It came east with me when I moved. Took it to a gun shop for assessment. Told it would be a pure miracle if it DIDN’T blow up in my face when I pulled the trigger. Junked it. I’ve been faithful to my baseball bat ever since.

    PS – Per the gun shop, it seems there are a lot of badly made guns that either do not fire when ordered or make a mess of the shooter. ‘Course the NRA won’t tell you that!

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  14. Son once had a shotgun when he turned 13. It was a gift. Did some target shooting with it under the tutelage of his father in a shooting range. Never used it after that. When it was taken to the pawn shop, it was derisively termed a “pea shooter”. Got enough from it to buy groceries for the week. This tool was never replaced by another despite the fact that his father was considered an expert shot by the U.S. Army. There are some people who would even think this is a sad story. Me? I think we were simply safer without it and we were not addicted.

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  15. treehugger says:

    I wish all these kinds of guns WOULD be collected and unavailable for sale. Nobody outside of the military needs them. I’m sticking with cast iron skillet and long metal flashlight. I saw a recommendation in a recent book review for hornet spray as well (for home invasion–not so good for carrying in the purse), and I think that’s a pretty good idea. It shoots out of the can straight and goes a long distance.

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  16. Lunargent says:

    How is it that, no matter how poor they are, these idjits always have money for more guns?

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  17. JAKvirginia says:

    Lunargent: +1000!

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