Quoted: Sad thing is it might cause them to ban guns.
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Quoted: I bet they will have a new corporate policy against firearms.
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Oh yee of faint heart ... Why would you even posit such a possiblity?
It would be more rational to expect Wal-Mart to ask -- their customers who can -- to please show up armed. As illustrated
here, legally armed customers can be an effective countermeasure to criminals who choose to visit violence on their victims at a business. I sincerely wish that the NRA would actively seek out and support lawsuits against stores that have prohibited the presence of lawfully armed indivduals, and had a customer/employee killed, raped, or kidnapped by a criminal. The antis do the converse already ...
Whether the victim's presence at Wal-Mart could be predicted by the criminal (as was the case in the Albequerque case linked above), or whether the victim was just in the wrong place at the wrong time, a legally armed individual with proximity to the crime as it's going down can change the outcome ... to the victim's favor. Just ask Joyce Cordova, who lived as a result of fact that (72-year old) Due Moore was armed with a pistol, and therefore could intervene effectively before Joyce's criminal ex-husband succeeded in killing her. The more lawfully armed citizens there are, the higher the likelihood that armed criminals can be prevented from victimizing others.