Smith & Wesson is moving on out

[Abbey Marie]

This is how you fight the liberal agenda.

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https://www.cbsnews.com/news/smith-wesson-moves-hq-tennessee-massachusetts/

[Gunny]

Massachusetts -- Started a war for independence with farmers and guns they brought from home.

Forgot where they came from:rolleyes:

[Abbey Marie]

And they keep moving to New Hampshire. Probably ruin that soon.

[JakeStarkey]

It's a smart business move, even if it is offering shameless misinformation for its move.

[Abbey Marie]

It's a smart business move, even if it is offering shameless misinformation for its move.

Can you explain what you mean?

[JakeStarkey]

Can you explain what you mean?

Sure, anytime somebody starts yelling about 2dA rights, which are in no way threatened, you know it is shameless.

[jimnyc]

Sure, anytime somebody starts yelling about 2dA rights, which are in no way threatened, you know it is shameless.

In no way threatened? Have you seen the amount of folks speaking about that they will try to remove rights to this and that? To remove all kinds of gun parts and gun? Rifles that are "scary looking" but don't shoot much different than my grandather's old remington 1903.

[Surf Fishing Guru]

Massachusetts -- Started a war for independence with farmers and guns they brought from home.

Forgot where they came from:rolleyes:

History comes alive . . . General Gage has been reincarnated and anyone who attempts to oppose, resist or evade the Crown's decrees banning guns and their manufacturing, is again condemned as enemies of the government.

After moving out, the most effective protest against these states enacting laws like Massachusetts is for gun and ammunition companies to refuse to sell to any government agency operating in a jurisdiction that bans the same guns that the authorities are trying to procure.

[Surf Fishing Guru]

Sure, anytime somebody starts yelling about 2dA rights, which are in no way threatened, you know it is shameless.

Did you even read the story? How is barring a company from continuing to manufacture the types of arms that represents 60% of its revenue, not an attack on the right secured by the 2nd Amendment? The CBS article states:




"A bill introduced in the state legislature in April would prohibit companies from manufacturing those same devices, other than those sold to law enforcement, the military or foreign governments."



"Those same devices" being any rifle or shotgun containing a semiautomatic mechanism.

[darin]

Sure, anytime somebody starts yelling about 2dA rights, which are in no way threatened, you know it is shameless.

Re-read that and ask yourself it it reads as though it was written by an adult human. How are you not continually embarrassed at your blatant ignorance? You seem like the bastard child of Gabby and ConHog.

[Gunny]

One can easily replace "firearms" in the topic with any commodity manufactured in a state where the government is going to severely restrict/outlaw the manufacturer's primary means of income.

Apparently the state would rather lose the tax revenue to cater to the illiterate and illogical.