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Gun Control & RKBA

Sailor65x1

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5. You might want to reconsider sharing this one

Reply to ffr (Original post)

Sun Mar 18, 2018, 09:39 AM

Mar 2018

The lock boxes are in place to deter theft, nothing more. Although the challenge did increase theft of individual pods in stores, many stores in higher theft areas were securing these long before this challenge thing started. Stores that started locking them up after the challenge did so because of the theft increase; not to stop the eating of them.

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Tide pods and a few other brands are locked in a box. Why?... [View all] ffr Mar 2018 OP

Really? This is your analogy? krispos42 Mar 2018 #1

I know, good huh, straightforward and effective. Congress acted on that in a bipartisan way. ffr Mar 2018 #2

Are you really claiming Congress passed laws to require that laundry pods be secured? WhiskeyGrinder Mar 2018 #4

I'd say no he's not discntnt_irny_srcsm Mar 2018 #6

I know, I like to just spell it out. WhiskeyGrinder Mar 2018 #7

I applaud spelling it out. discntnt_irny_srcsm Mar 2018 #9

That's the next step! WhiskeyGrinder Mar 2018 #10

It's stupid as fuck krispos42 Mar 2018 #8

Took 'em only a few hours to make sure no more dogs die in overheads, too... TreasonousBastard Mar 2018 #3

You might want to reconsider sharing this one Sailor65x1 Mar 2018 #5