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Sarcasm is my middle nameI know im being sarcastic here since someone has terribad reading comprehension and online anger issues cuz their life sucks
and possibly a case of butthurt.
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Sarcasm is my middle nameI know im being sarcastic here since someone has terribad reading comprehension and online anger issues cuz their life sucks
and possibly a case of butthurt.
Really? How about a wedding cake with two grooms on it?It's their prerogative to not sell anything they want to anyone they want.
I'm not interested in what you put on your wedding cake.Really? How about a wedding cake with two grooms on it?
Cuz? Butthurt? 2 words that don't exist. My comprehension is spot on and your spelling would not win a 1st grade spelling bee. My life is great. Retired at 51. Maybe if you work on your spelling and English you may succeed some day. We know the laws of our state. Please push the report button.I know im being sarcastic here since someone has terribad reading comprehension and online anger issues cuz their life sucks
and possibly a case of butthurt.
Not really. To import is to bring from outside a location. You can import data into a computer program for instance. We usually think of it as bringing something from another country, but technically U.S states are separate geopolitical units operating within a federal system. The European Union is much the same only somewhat more autonomous States.I keep seeing it is illegal to Import to Washington. does anyone have the definition of Importing? Far as i can tell that is referring to coming from overseas and not transporting something to your residence from another state?
ZZZ was referencing a bakery that refused to make a wedding cake for a gay couple several years ago and were sued over it.I'm not interested in what you put on your wedding cake.
I'm still not interested.ZZZ was referencing a bakery that refused to make a wedding cake for a gay couple several years ago and were sued over it.
Well, then why even reply if you are not interested? Obviously by doing so you ARE still interested.I'm still not interested.
The only obvious thing here is the whooshing sound over your head.Well, then why even reply if you are not interested? Obviously by doing so you ARE still interested.
I sure am interested. Like Eric Estrada interested.Well, then why even reply if you are not interested? Obviously by doing so you ARE still interested.
The problem with "discrimination" is that it has specific definitions under the law. There are only so many things that you can be discriminated against for.... sex, religion, race, etc etc you know what Im saying... State of residence is not protected by law, therefore you cannot legally claim discrimination.my point was that i think they are opening themselves up to more law suites by refusing sales of a legal purchase. I may be wrong but i dont remeber the new mag ban in Washington making it illegal to own these, just illegal to sell them in this state.
Doesnt matter. Look at the firearms manufacturers who were sued over their guns being used in a shooting. Of course its bullbubblegum, they have NO liability as the gun probably changed hands between wholesalers and distributors, etc before landing at the LGS who then sold it LEGALLY to the person who ended up killing with it.I'm not a lawyer but I can't see how Sportsman's has any liability whatsoever when they sell to someone in Oregon. Doesn't matter what the intent of the buyer is, nor would it matter where the buyer resides. Sportsman's would have no knowledge of the residence of the buyer and no authority to ask. What if the buyer is using the magazine during a competition in Oregon? It would be like asking if I was planning on killing someone when I bought a set of steak knives. There is no reason for the seller to even ask intent or residence. They have no liability for the actions of the buyer.
I don't consider it discrimination, but it's nobody's business what I do with a benign piece of plastic. We don't have to participate in stupid games.
If I was the owner of one of these big box retailers I would put in place a policy to check IDs of everyone buying mags. And I wouldnt sell to anyone who resided in a restricted states. Is it BS… yes. But I'd rather deal with an angry customer than I would with a attorney/lawyer of someone who shot multiple kids using a mag they purchased in my store and then took across the border and committed the crime.Since it's legal in Oregon, and the store was in Oregon, I don't see how they can refuse a sale in Oregon, no matter where you're from? You could be buying it as a gift to a friend who lives in Oregon, so banning sales based on where the buyer lives is wrong.
Wow!Discrimination be dammed, my experience in Sportsman's Whorehouse was not good today.
I realized they had gone through a major 'remodel' but it appears they are beginning to look like a Dick's sporting goods.
Massive reduction in handgun inventory. No S&Ws , Rugers, or really any revolvers other than a couple Heritage .22s.
Mostly just all plastic now, some Stogers, CZs, Berettas a couple of RIA guns but nothing like they used to have. Rifle inventory minimal as well.
Guy in the gun dept was not real helpful when I was asking about the changes, and told me 'It would be best if I shopped online for anything specific I was looking for.
A few more powders in stock but not much. $18.99 Blazer 9mm and $249/250 round buckets of .223.
Even gun accessories such as reloading, cleaning stuff and other things appeared to be less than normal. Heck they didn't even have any Rem Oil.