michaelwise
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After crowd sourcing my idea on ZH, this is what I got so far;
Got Guns & Ammo? Good!
I just made this up last night. It's like that Got Popcorn?, Got Milk?(meme)
People should make bumper stickers out of this saying.
People should make T-Shirts with "Got Guns & Ammo?" on the back and "Good!" on the front, or vise versa. I'm making some to sell at the gun show.
There's no time left to be discreet. My idea is similar to the V for Vendetta mask, only you don't need to hide behind a mask in America.
This is my response to the 1.4 billion hollow point bullet purchase by the federal government to be used domestically.
If someone asks if you own a gun while wearing the T-Shirt and you don't know them, just tell them, that's none of your business, or to be pleasant, I don't give out that kind of personal information.
What if people walked around the airports and everywhere gathering in large groups with my t-shirts in an act of civil disobedience that is not, if you have the balls to do it?
It's expressing your 1st amendment right.
It's only four words.
Got Guns & Ammo? Good!
I just made this up last night. It's like that Got Popcorn?, Got Milk?(meme)
People should make bumper stickers out of this saying.
People should make T-Shirts with "Got Guns & Ammo?" on the back and "Good!" on the front, or vise versa. I'm making some to sell at the gun show.
There's no time left to be discreet. My idea is similar to the V for Vendetta mask, only you don't need to hide behind a mask in America.
This is my response to the 1.4 billion hollow point bullet purchase by the federal government to be used domestically.
If someone asks if you own a gun while wearing the T-Shirt and you don't know them, just tell them, that's none of your business, or to be pleasant, I don't give out that kind of personal information.
What if people walked around the airports and everywhere gathering in large groups with my t-shirts in an act of civil disobedience that is not, if you have the balls to do it?
It's expressing your 1st amendment right.
It's only four words.
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