@ehBeth,
ehBeth wrote:Good news eh.
Quote:Smith & Wesson's growth plan focuses on expanding its product line to include such offerings as mountain bikes and licensed clothing.
Smith & Wesson is no longer under boycott. We forced the European holding company that owned them to sell them off at a
huge loss, and their new owners would never think of betraying the American people.
ehBeth wrote:I kind of like the idea of gun owners in the USA boycotting all suppliers. It'll make for an interesting landscape.
It wouldn't be all suppliers.
It might not be any suppliers. I'm sure the lesson of Smith & Wesson is still ringing in the ears of the gun industry. Obama may well not get even a single company to sign on as a co-conspirator in his plot to destroy America.
At the worst, all we will have to to is take down one or two companies. The rest will fall in line quickly enough after that.
We also may not see very many legislators willing to follow Obama off a cliff. We've already seen strong signals from the House Democrats that they are not at all interested in an assault weapons ban.
Still, just as with gun industry boycotts, we'll need to be ready to vote some people out of office and destroy some careers, just in case we need to set some more examples.