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Liberal Preppers Stock Up On Guns, Food, etc.

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Trump cuts entitlements in KY, and this liberal will be out buying guns.

Do most hard core liberals even know how to load, let alone shoot a gun? :lol2:

Do most hard core liberals even know how to load, let alone shoot a gun? :lol2:

 

Never met a hardcore liberal, so I'm not sure. This liberal does.

Never met a hardcore liberal, so I'm not sure. This liberal does.

 

I know several on here have spoken of their fear of hand guns especially, pretty sure they wouldn't know a 1911 from Red Ryder.

Is there a better business to be in than selling guns?

 

OBama's taking our guns.

We need guns to protect ourselves from Trump.

 

 

Recession proof.

Is there a better business to be in than selling guns?

 

OBama's taking our guns.

We need guns to protect ourselves from Trump.

 

 

Recession proof.

 

 

One of my favorite VH songs.

Do most hard core liberals even know how to load, let alone shoot a gun? :lol2:

 

Nope. Never felt the need for one.

Trump cuts entitlements in KY, and this liberal will be out buying guns.

 

What does this even mean?

Is there a better business to be in than selling guns?

 

OBama's taking our guns.

We need guns to protect ourselves from Trump.

 

 

Recession proof.

 

Just like the booze industry. When times are tough, people drink. When times are great, they drink. It's why Nelson County weathered the recession so well.

I really don't know anything specific about guns. But I can tell a shotgun from a rifle from a handgun. I can shoot a rifle with a passably decent accuracy. I can shoot a shotgun but I hate it. I have never shot a handgun. So, I may not know a 1911 from a Red Ryder, but don't really feel that means diddly squat. I know enough about guns to know I have no need for one.

 

As for the rest of the prepper stuff, I (again) have no need for that in my life. In the end, I am just going about my life as normal, just adding some more causes to my list to devote my spare time to.

It didn't just make me laugh, it had me looking for an Onion logo all over the web page.

 

I found this description from their site interesting:

 

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News flash: stores in the US are in short supply of diapers, rash creme, baby food and powdered formula as liberal preppers prepare for a Trump presidency.

In unrelated news: scores of cuddly puppies are missing. Kids are reporting that their coloring books and crayons are turning up missing nationwide in what seems to be an adolescent crime spree.

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