Cheap Manhood Sale Held In Texas Mall Parking Lot

[Purveyor]

Oh look, here are some perfectly reasonable Texas gun owners, who were terribly disappointed at not being invited out for mimosa brunch, waving their junk around in a mall parking lot just like the founding fathers used to do on their Saturday afternoons (before heading over to Hooters for tankards of ale and ye olde chicken winges served by busty wenches) over two hundred years ago :

On Saturday, nearly 40 armed men, women, and children waited outside a Dallas, Texas area restaurant to protest a membership meeting for the state chapter of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, a gun safety advocacy group formed in the aftermath of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting.
According to a spokeswoman for Moms Demand Action (MDA), the moms were inside the Blue Mesa Grill when members of Open Carry Texas (OCT) — an open carry advocacy group — “pull[ed] up in the parking lot and start[ed] getting guns out of their trunks.” The group then waited in the parking lot for the four MDA members to come out. The spokeswoman said that the restaurant manager did not want to call 911, for fear of “inciting a riot” and waited for the gun advocates to leave. The group moved to a nearby Hooters after approximately two hours.

Forty armed Texans versus four moms? It looks like some Texans have learned well the lessons of the Alamo.

And here, courtesy of Moms Demand Action, is a picture of those lovable Freedom-Loving Patriots who would be more than happy to explain to you that the tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants school children between the ages of six and eight:



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[Gothmog]

1. Juanita Jean thinks that this is the wee winkie parade

http://www.juanitajean.com/2013/11/10/oh-look-yall-its-a-wee-winkie-parade/

No, Honey, not like Deliverance. The guys in Deliverance could play the banjo. The only thing these guys can play is stoopid.

Now let me see if I have this right. They are the ones with guns. They are also the ones hiding behind cars. I’m having trouble with computation here. If they have the guns and this is simply a protest, why are the hiding like they are fixing to ambush somedamnthing? Are they buying into David Dewhurst’s idea that tampons are dangerous weapons liable to come at you suddenly?

Good Lord, it’s a bunch of women having a meeting. If that scares you, let me tell you about what happens at a Tupperware Party.

[TeamPooka]

2. Guy in the red shirt says it all. It's the guns that make you tough punk.

Let's see how tough you are when you ain't packing.

[AndyA]

3. I believe if I'd been one of the mom's, I would have called the police on my cell.

Of course, you never know what to expect when Texas police show up--they might have just joined the idiots in the parking lot!

Something is very, very wrong with a person who thinks brandishing a weapon in this manner is appropriate.

[Half-Century Man]

4. I wonder what the reaction would have been if the

rifle carrying members of the African Americans for the second amendment (to the best of my knowledge, not a real group) had shown up in an adjacent parking lot?

[Earth_First]

5. Is every photograph of "guy in the red shirt" more ridiculous than the next?

Someone get this guy a microphone; the firearms safety groups could use a few soundbytes from a gun ownership advocate.

[dembotoz]

6. red shirt--he must be expendable (star trek)

[derby378]

8. You beat me to it! (n/t)

[NuclearDem]

9. Red shirts exist solely to show how douchey the situation is.

[Hoyt]

7. Representatives from our gun department will be here shortly to tell us this was staged by actors.

Their guns are fake, and these fine young men and women are civil rights activists there to help the homeless and sick.

Their message is clear: Gunz are good. Gunz make our country strong and the envy of the world.