The wife and I restrict ourselves from walking into Walmart. We realized several years ago that if we go in there we spend at least $100. Most of the time we will go in for one item and end up with several.
If Walmart does not sell something, I will not go in their store, which means they loose all of the money from my impulse buys.
As it was stated before, everything they will not sell opens a door for another store to be created.
If Walmart does not sell something, I will not go in their store, which means they loose all of the money from my impulse buys.
As it was stated before, everything they will not sell opens a door for another store to be created.
Agree with GED, surprised WM even sells guns or ammo.
I usually go to Academy for ammo, always have plenty...
I usually go to Academy for ammo, always have plenty...
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Ok, like I said before ...where can you buy ammo, a motorcycle battery, underwear, pencils, and a steak at the same place?
An interesting note, not sure if anyone has covered this yet. I did a little googling to see what the age is of these mass shooters. As near as I can tell only 2 shootings had shooters under 21, Columbine, and Sandyhook...
are you sure? wasn't cruz like 19 or something in FLorida? Weren't the kids in jonesboro in middle school?
Crap, you are right, I missed the most obvious one. Still it seems like there is a huge focus on an age group that doesn't seem to be the primary culprit.
ETA, guess it is all about how you google, found a wikipedia page, seems most of the shooters are younger...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_school_shootings_in_the_United_States
And a huge focus on firearms that don't seem to be the main tool.
To the left, any restriction is a victory, regardless of its effectiveness or relation to actual events.
It’s nice to have you around for the reality check.. thanks
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