Whatever shop sold this sicko his guns should be the target of a mass demonstration.

[lastlib]

Today.

[867-5309.]

1. and every gun humper in Texas immediately buys out their stock n/t

[sop]

2. Lots of gun stores in America will sell out this weekend. Gun massacres are very good for business.

[maxsolomon]

4. Its a self-reinforcing loop.

Gun violence creates heightened fear of gun violence, the only solution the small minds of America can fathom is the theoretical protection of a gun.

[maxsolomon]

3. I've been thinking about RTL demonstrations outside Women's Health Clinics

with the huge signs of aborted fetuses.

Gun Store owners deserve the same treatment, but with pictures of the dead of Uvalde, Parkland, Newtown, etc. I mean literal pictures of the corpses on giant placards.

Of course, so many gun sellers are large chains like Cabelas or Bass Pro Shops, protected by vast privately-owned parking lots. To picket them from public property 200 yards away would look ridiculous and be easily ignored by customers. That didn't stop anti-choice wackos, though.

[texasfiddler]

5. Oasis Outback Uvalde.

You can tell this is the store, because you can shop the entire store online. However, click the gun shop tab and you get the following statement: Our hearts are with the families of Uvalde. Sick

[hamsterjill]

16. There are many private dealers down there.

I’m betting that the person who sold the guns is one of the “good ole boys” and being protected by them because they know he would be harassed.

The information is that it was a legal purchase from a federally licensed dealer. MY question is how did they confirm the kid had just turned eighteen if he didn’t have a driver’s license. Yes, there are ways he could have done that like an ID card, etc. But I would still like the answer to that question

[fescuerescue]

6. That would likely make the store owner rich.

The crowds would dissipate in a few days. Maybe a few week max.

And it would be the most famous gun store in Texas.

[DBoon]

7. "own the libs. Buy your body armor here"

[Frustratedlady]

8. I've heard on two different news programs that what this kid bought would come to...

approximately $3500.

Think the shop's net was worth the heartache?

[fescuerescue]

15. Oh I'm sure they don't welcome the hassle.

And it's unlikely that they would choose to sell the gun if they knew what was going to happen.

but with the die already struck. The free advertisement from a day or two or protesting would bring in the gun-nut crowd and probably sell out the store.

[doc03]

9. I can't blame the shop unless they broke some kind of

law. They are selling a legal product to make a living.

[lostnfound]

12. That's a pretty low bar

[doc03]

14. Well if he was stark raving mad or made a comment about

killing someone that would be different.

[Chuuku Davis]

10. I made my weekly pawn shop visit to look at silver

Bought some pretty ocean theme rounds at $27.50
There wasn't any activity in the rifle section.

He made an interesting statement that he can't not sell to anyone who fills out the form "correctly" and doesn't get a deny in three days.

[SYFROYH]

11. I think not

There is no evidence they did anything wrong.

[BlueCheeseAgain]

13. Ideally, they'd be sued in civil court for selling crazy weapons to an unstable teen.

Sadly, the gun industry is very unique in that they're immune from most such lawsuits.