National Half-Naked, Beer guzzling Roofer offers free AR-15 to any customer getting a new roof for their home

[U8395279]

Yep, hire this Dude in Alabama to put a new roof on your house, and he will give you a free AR-15, along with the new roof, during his company's summer sales promotion.

Here is a link to his video ad.

WARNING: He is not wearing much clothing in this ad, and he gratuitously guzzles down both beer and whiskey during it, before then shooting the AR, together with fireworks going off.

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[Stomper]

Just what I'd want up on my roof.... drunken fools.

 

[Slobray]

I would never hire a company with such wasteful practices............... there was at least half of that beer left when he threw it on the ground.



Ray

 

[HuckleberryFun]

He's got his roofing shorts on, but where does the tool belt go?

 

[Certaindeaf]

Trailers don't need roofs.

 

[Mikej]

I think i could get along with those folks down there. Don't think I could stand the heat and humidity though.

 

[Andy54Hawken]

Trailers don't need roofs.

Yeah , that's why they make big blue tarps ....

All in all , the ad in the OP , is not helpful in showing a positive image of gun owners.
Andy

 

[edslhead]

He cant be a roofer, he doesn't speak spanish

 

[Slobray]

8 years in the Navy...............................

Well, That explains the shorts.





Ray

 

[Captain O]

8 years in the Navy...............................

Well, That explains the shorts.

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Ray

Sweet merciful crap, NO!

 

[mrblond]

Yeah , that's why they make big blue tarps ....

All in all , the ad in the OP , is not helpful in showing a positive image of gun owners.
Andy

Or Southerners

 

[11Charlie]

UH for a free AR-10 I might think about it!

 

[Kruel J]

 

[DirectDrive]

8 years in the Navy...............................

Well, That explains the shorts.

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Ray

Dang, I heard that about those Navy guys.
There was also somethin' about how they only had front pockets....
Can't remember the rest of it, but it wasn't endearing, IIRC.

 

[DirectDrive]

Just what I'd want up in my roof.... drunken fools.

Yep, you'd come home and that fool would be impaled on your picket fence, dead as a mackerel with a half a can of beer still in his hand.
And then you'd be on the hook.

 

[Stomper]

Yep, you'd come home and that fool would be impaled on your picket fence, dead as a mackerel with a half a can of beer still in his hand.
And then you'd be on the hook.

Then I'd make sure that "free" AR was sticking out his arse before I called 911.

 

[Captain O]

Dang, I heard that about those Navy guys.
There was also somethin' about how they only had front pockets....
Can't remember the rest of it, but it wasn't endearing, IIRC.

WATCH IT!

 

[U8395279]

Yeah , that's why they make big blue tarps ....

All in all , the ad in the OP , is not helpful in showing a positive image of gun owners.
Andy

I believe that the ad was meant to be over the top and provocative in nature. They wanted it to go viral, for the publicity benefit. If you look at the video of the news report about it, you will see that they even posted it on liberal, anti-gun Facebook pages, as they knew that liberals would condemn them harshly, and help spread it further.

They basically believe in the doctrine that all publicity is good publicity.

I guess that one could argue that they were rather selfish in doing this. For they only thought of how it would help get business for their company ( which it indeed did ), and did not consider any ramifications that it might have on the public perception of gun owners.

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[U8395279]

WATCH IT!

Yes, let us please not go down the road of making fun of Navy veterans, just because of this one man.
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[Andy54Hawken]

I believe that the ad was meant to be over the top and provocative in nature. They wanted it to go viral, for the publicity benefit. If you look at the video of the news report about it, you will see that they even posted it on liberal, anti-gun Facebook pages, as they knew that liberals would condemn them harshly, and help spread it further.

They basically believe in the doctrine that all publicity is good publicity.

I guess that one could argue that there were rather selfish in doing this. For they only thought of how it would help get business for their company ( which it indeed did ), and did not consider any ramifications that it might have on the public perception of gun owners.

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Thanks for pointing that out. Hadn't really thought of it that way... Anything for the almighty dollar I guess.
Andy