Don't like firearms? Fine, don't visit their booth!
Salty ass snowflakes!!!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Who put the alliance in charge of public streets and sidewalks?
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Jeff Glines
9 years ago
I support this cause 100%.
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Shannon Boyes
9 years ago
This is not fair to not allow them downtown. It should be open to all interests!
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Tom Jarrett
9 years ago
Let's not be discriminatory in just one area!
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Rico engberg
9 years ago
I am all for Rayzors edge having unloaded firearms on display at the 3ed Thursday event. They also teach weapon safety so we need that in our community. P.S. I a law enforcement officer in the 4 states.
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Nathan Tudor
9 years ago
They should be allowed to show offer their merchandise.
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Bronson
9 years ago
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I live in AZ and this shop is the only reason I have been and ever will go to Joplin MO without your support to one of the best businesses in your state I can no longer support your town until they are treated equal.
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Matthew Brogan
9 years ago
These firearms are works of art and the people that run Rayzor's edge are top notch, They are a successful business who decided to bring their shop to the downtown area and are thriving in doing so, we hope you realized that the people of the 4 states want to support them and we hope that you will also.
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Debbie Johnson
9 years ago
Razors Edge should be allowed to display their guns at this event. They are a great professional business supporting our rights under the Second Amendment and bring thousands of people to the downtown area of Joplin
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Jake Neher
9 years ago
Hope this helps
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Kory Johnson
9 years ago
Shall not be infringed........
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Ike Eulitt
9 years ago
Support the second amendment. To hell with the liberals
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Daniel LaDue
9 years ago
What is wrong. They are unloaded, locked and displayed.
Someone just needs to move to California where they can be "safe".
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Donna MacMorran
9 years ago
Let them display their wares!
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Kenneth Nelson Shoemaker
9 years ago
Support your local businesses.
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Justin Ulmer
9 years ago
I believe that they have the right to display their merchandise. Taking that away is an overreach by the administrators.
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Joe Prather
9 years ago
I stand with Rayzors edge, they should be allowed to display their goods just as any other business, if not allowed I would support any legal action against the city of Joplin and whomever else needed to get this resolved and see that it doesn't happen again.
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John Anderson
9 years ago
I understand that firearms have been an issue of debate for sometime now. Where should people be aloud to carry firearms, what time of firearms should be legal, and what restrictions should be made to ensure that all purchases of firearms are legal are just few of the questions that have been debated. I believe these are good questions that our elected officials will and do address these concerns. As for right now not allowing a business to display their products when the rest of the local businesses are allowed to is not just or fair. If this somehow was a violation of a law I would support it however it is not. Yes these are firearms on display. They are unloaded and watched over. Now an individual with their rights protected by the 2nd amendment could walk down the street with a loaded firearm. I understand this is a business and not an individual. But to allow other businesses to display their products and exclude one without the backing of a law in place to support this decision suggests a basis against the product and/or business. Either way it is in extreme poor taste to deny one business and allow others to do so. Having a few unloaded firearms on display is not a threat to the community or participants of Third Thursday. If someone believes this is a threat, a problem, or makes them feel uncomfortable seeing them they can avoid the display or take advantage of their legal right to contact their elected representatives and ask that the laws be changed. But until there is law in effect stating this is an illegal action this is unjustified action to restrict one business and I as a Joplin resident that believes in supporting local businesses to help grow our community am very disappointed with this decision and believe it should be overturned and Rayzor's Edge Tactical should be allowed to display their products on Third Thursday the same as any other local businesses are allowed to do.
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Joe Manion
9 years ago
I do not understand why the city of Joplin and many other city's across this Nation continue to unlawfully infringe against our citizens 2nd amendment rights.
Out of all of our rights in the Constitution. The 2nd Amendment is the most clear. It shall not be infringed!
Don't like firearms? Fine, don't visit their booth! Salty ass snowflakes!!!
Who put the alliance in charge of public streets and sidewalks?
I support this cause 100%.
This is not fair to not allow them downtown. It should be open to all interests!
Let's not be discriminatory in just one area!
I am all for Rayzors edge having unloaded firearms on display at the 3ed Thursday event. They also teach weapon safety so we need that in our community. P.S. I a law enforcement officer in the 4 states.
They should be allowed to show offer their merchandise.
I live in AZ and this shop is the only reason I have been and ever will go to Joplin MO without your support to one of the best businesses in your state I can no longer support your town until they are treated equal.
These firearms are works of art and the people that run Rayzor's edge are top notch, They are a successful business who decided to bring their shop to the downtown area and are thriving in doing so, we hope you realized that the people of the 4 states want to support them and we hope that you will also.
Razors Edge should be allowed to display their guns at this event. They are a great professional business supporting our rights under the Second Amendment and bring thousands of people to the downtown area of Joplin
Hope this helps
Shall not be infringed........
Support the second amendment. To hell with the liberals
What is wrong. They are unloaded, locked and displayed. Someone just needs to move to California where they can be "safe".
Let them display their wares!
Support your local businesses.
I believe that they have the right to display their merchandise. Taking that away is an overreach by the administrators.
I stand with Rayzors edge, they should be allowed to display their goods just as any other business, if not allowed I would support any legal action against the city of Joplin and whomever else needed to get this resolved and see that it doesn't happen again.
I understand that firearms have been an issue of debate for sometime now. Where should people be aloud to carry firearms, what time of firearms should be legal, and what restrictions should be made to ensure that all purchases of firearms are legal are just few of the questions that have been debated. I believe these are good questions that our elected officials will and do address these concerns. As for right now not allowing a business to display their products when the rest of the local businesses are allowed to is not just or fair. If this somehow was a violation of a law I would support it however it is not. Yes these are firearms on display. They are unloaded and watched over. Now an individual with their rights protected by the 2nd amendment could walk down the street with a loaded firearm. I understand this is a business and not an individual. But to allow other businesses to display their products and exclude one without the backing of a law in place to support this decision suggests a basis against the product and/or business. Either way it is in extreme poor taste to deny one business and allow others to do so. Having a few unloaded firearms on display is not a threat to the community or participants of Third Thursday. If someone believes this is a threat, a problem, or makes them feel uncomfortable seeing them they can avoid the display or take advantage of their legal right to contact their elected representatives and ask that the laws be changed. But until there is law in effect stating this is an illegal action this is unjustified action to restrict one business and I as a Joplin resident that believes in supporting local businesses to help grow our community am very disappointed with this decision and believe it should be overturned and Rayzor's Edge Tactical should be allowed to display their products on Third Thursday the same as any other local businesses are allowed to do.
I do not understand why the city of Joplin and many other city's across this Nation continue to unlawfully infringe against our citizens 2nd amendment rights. Out of all of our rights in the Constitution. The 2nd Amendment is the most clear. It shall not be infringed!