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Fair to say, snowflakes are melting down the internet.

Walmart Apologizes for Store Display That Marketed Guns as Back-to-School Items

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Hey! I never got a back to school gun. All I got was trapper keepers and pencils. Frown



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So many people can't take a joke anymore.
 
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So did someone from Walmart staff purposely put that there, or did some local yokel just snag a sign from another part of the store and set it up there as a joke?

My initial thought is the latter, but either one is possible.
 
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I had a "Zorro" school bag once. I know he used a whip.


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Just another thing for the snowflakes to get emotional about. They have taken to twitter and other social media to ask what WalMart was suggesting as if WalMart actually sat down at a corporate level and decided that they were going to support school shootings.

This comment on Facebook sums it up well:

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Problem with this country is people, men and women alike, have become pussies. No sense of humor...




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Reminds me of this one from a few years ago:





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Who knows.... maybe this is a ghetto store and you do need a gun to get to school




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Intentional or not, it's still problematic because there's sand in my boipussy, and WalMart is evil, and something about Trump being a literal Nazi.

(Don't Google "boipussy", it's exactly what you think it is)



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Close to 50 years ago in Salt Lake City, it was not uncommon to see a .22 or a shotgun in the back window of a pickup truck in the student parking lot. My World History teacher worked on his deer rifle in the wood/metal shop during his lunch break, would bring it into 5th period, put it in the corner of the room before he taught class. No one cared. Now if a grade school kid fashions his fingers to look like a handgun, he is in trouble.




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DO'H!!






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I needs me some edumacatin.

At least some good school supplies
 
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Originally posted by Scoutmaster:
Close to 50 years ago in Salt Lake City, it was not uncommon to see a .22 or a shotgun in the back window of a pickup truck in the student parking lot. My World History teacher worked on his deer rifle in the wood/metal shop during his lunch break, would bring it into 5th period, put it in the corner of the room before he taught class. No one cared. Now if a grade school kid fashions his fingers to look like a handgun, he is in trouble.


I never took a rifle to school but a couple of friends and I would bring shotguns for bird hunting after classes and would leave the vehicles unlocked no less. Nobody even batted an eye. Again, like I stated in another tread, "different time, different place".

Jim


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Most likely a joke.

Not unlike this.




 
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Originally posted by Scoutmaster:
Close to 50 years ago in Salt Lake City, it was not uncommon to see a .22 or a shotgun in the back window of a pickup truck in the student parking lot. My World History teacher worked on his deer rifle in the wood/metal shop during his lunch break, would bring it into 5th period, put it in the corner of the room before he taught class. No one cared. Now if a grade school kid fashions his fingers to look like a handgun, he is in trouble.


I graduated in the 80's and would routinely have a rifle or shotgun hanging in the truck. Me and my friends would go squirrel, rabbit, whatever hunting after school.
People need to lighten up a bit.


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Originally posted by RogueJSK:
So did someone from Walmart staff purposely put that there, or did some local yokel just snag a sign from another part of the store and set it up there as a joke?

My initial thought is the latter, but either one is possible.


looks like it's just sitting up on the turn-table thing, and not actually attached. I'm betting it was just set up there for a photo op.

i chuckled, for damn sure.



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Close to 50 years ago in Salt Lake City, it was not uncommon to see a .22 or a shotgun in the back window of a pickup truck in the student parking lot. My World History teacher worked on his deer rifle in the wood/metal shop during his lunch break, would bring it into 5th period, put it in the corner of the room before he taught class. No one cared. Now if a grade school kid fashions his fingers to look like a handgun, he is in trouble.


My High School Principal was a gunsmith and used to help us fix rifles and shotguns in the parking lot. He also excused the first 3 days of deer season as an excused absence
 
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