jokes on them my kids asked for ar15s for christmas.
when I was 8 growing up in Osage county I ran the woods with my colt courier 22 rifle and my granny's dog tootles squirrel hunting all day. it was the norm........wish Santa brought me an AR even though I'd never heard of one in '68Well my problem is that it's not a BB gun on that billboard. To me, Christmas is all about kids. When I reminisce about Christmas as a child, it always meant Santa bringing me a new BB gun. Mostly because every BB gun I got didn't last more than a year, because I literally wore them out shooting them so much. Back then, Santa knew what was important, and that was always having your BB gun available, well fed and in proper working order. You never knew when you'd need to defend your property from varmints, your garden from grasshoppers, your pecans from birds or your trash from pristine tin cans that looked out of place.
So unless the AR Santa is slinging in that billboard is from Umarex, it's out of place. I don't know anyone who can afford to wear out 5.56 rifles on an annual basis, and you need to give Santa a reason to come back year after year!
He can always bring ammo.you need to give Santa a reason to come back year after year!
You made me go look again and may be right. This is my offended face.My problem with the billboard is that Santa may not be practicing very good trigger finger placement in this situation. (Then again, maybe I just can't see that well.)
My brother! Did the same thing down on Blue river with a dog named Tippy...when I was 8 growing up in Osage county I ran the woods with my colt courier 22 rifle and my granny's dog tootles squirrel hunting all day. it was the norm........wish Santa brought me an AR even though I'd never heard of one in '68
It's not the guns fault It's the people's fault. Guns have been around a lot longer than these shootings. The people who are doing the mass shootings are evil. Their heads are messed up from all the evil and sin in the world.OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — A holiday billboard is turning heads after displaying an image of Santa Claus holding a rifle.
https://kfor.com/news/local/gun-toting-santa-billboard-causes-controversy/
“Are we advertising to children here to say, hey, Santa likes guns, you kids, you like guns?” he asks.
My answer would be. Sure!! I'm not seeing the problem there. How about just be a parent, and teach your kids how to be safe and responsible. It worked for my kids.
107.1 KNID in Enid is bombarded with ads for Patricia’s which I gather is the same theme. Maybe @DRC458 will chime in and let us know if it’s worth dropping by.
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