Powder prices? Seriously?????

[GeoDudeFlorida]

It’s always good to see folks sticking to the original topic. Or is this the original topic?

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Guilty. Sorry. Cause and Effect, maybe?

 

[HowieG]

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Hopefully, my words will make people angry enough to say, "ENOUGH!" and actually do something.

I would agree with that thought if people weren't sheep. Take ten people, and two will get angry. The rest will crawl up in a ball and take a Xanax. We aren't the people that won WW2 anymore.

 

[D.B. Cooper]

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Hopefully, my words will make people angry enough to say, "ENOUGH!" and actually do something.

I would agree with that thought if people weren't sheep. Take ten people, and two will get angry. The rest will crawl up in a ball and take a Xanax. We aren't the people that won WW2 anymore.

Do what, exactly? Do you really believe that the majority of gun owners are staying home and not voting?

 

[HowieG]

Do what, exactly? Do you really believe that the majority of gun owners are staying home and not voting?

Yes. In most elections, the stats show that more people stay home than not. I know of one local election where a one billion dollar school district budget was voted in by 30 percent (if my memory serves) of the registered voters in that district. Many, many gun owners just own a gun incidentally. They inherited one or bought one at Walmart to scare burglars with, and they aren't politically active at all. I believe that gun owners are no different statistically than any other group of people. If 2 out of 3 registered voters actually vote in a national election, that is HUGE.

 

[9mmepiphany]

I think we've drifted far enough from the OP on the cost of powder to voting.

Time to put this one to bed