Where a Hispanic Catholic, and a Computer Geek write about Gun Rights, Self Defense and whatever else we can think about.
This is from the Greater Phoenix Million Mom March‘s Facebook page:
WH Smith sells books, stationery, magazines, etc at high street, railway stations, airports, hospitals and motorway service station shops. According to the story, the honchos have decided to forbid the selling of shooting publications to those under 14 years of age. OK, so they are Brits and highly sensitive about being called ugly names by hippies, but as somebody points out in the article “It is extraordinary that in WH Smith you can buy a car magazine at any age, despite the age limit of 17 for driving.”
However, The Greater Phoenix Million Mom March feels it is a great idea even though it would not stand in court here in the Ole U.S of A. But rest assured that if they could ban all gun publications, they would do so with banners flying high.
It is only a “Conversation” if they do all the talking and they get to shut our mouths. Otherwise they feel threatened.
The answer was swift. My reply got deleted and I was banned from posting.
They do have the following warning a top of his page:
So much for “Reasoned Discourse.” Check them out, they love to brag on how the “whack” anybody who does not toe their line.Mark Vanderberg is editing and uploading the 2012 GRPC. He is working on each speaker while doing his regular chores so it is a slow going.
Click here for the first of the speakers: Maria Heil from the NRA. Do notice there is a drop down menu under the banner. Use it to keep an eye on future issues. There are some good podcasts coming, don’t miss them!
Thanks Mark!
The 2012 NRA “Firearms Law & The Second Amendment Symposium” is being held today in Philadelphia, PA. The group representing Heeding God’s Call went to protest the event….. all eleven of them.
God bless them for exercising their First Amendment rights. Now if they could only respect the Second Amendment, we would be a better country.
Oh well!
