We need to do all we can to support small business' in Joplin. Allowing them to not show their wares is not the right thing to do.
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Donald Snyder
9 years ago
They have the same right as everyone else.
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Steven Bryant
9 years ago
Why discriminate against one business?
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Robert Myers
9 years ago
Let freedom ring !
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Jeff D
9 years ago
I thought Joplin always stood for equality. Rayzors Edge has every right to display as any other business on public roads which are closed down for this event.
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Bill Rohr
9 years ago
Rayzor's Edge as any other business in Joplin's downtown area is to be allowed to display their product.
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shawnda rowden
9 years ago
You have the right to be there!
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Chris Johnson
9 years ago
Let them display their products. Support the second amendment
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Hell yez
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KASI
9 years ago
Guns don't kill people! And criminals aren't going be respectful of the law. You can't keep guns hidden like a dirty little secret! BETTER to educate people about guns, than to stick your head in the sand & pretend they don't exist. Keep them at 3rd thursday!
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Gabe Buckridge
9 years ago
I support the 1st and 2nd amendments; Apparently Joplin doesn't ;).
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Julie Wiest
9 years ago
People need serious education
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Kimberly Hardin
9 years ago
Let them show their guns!
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Ken Rushing
9 years ago
Firearms are a legal product. This is no danger to the community by displaying unloaded and locked firearms.
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Billie Freer
9 years ago
Rayzor's edge is a fantastic business, always providing high quality customer service. By not allowing them to display their product, you are holding back a business that generates a lot of cash flow for our town and our economy. You are also putting a bad name on firearms when doing this to rayzors edge, and that is something we dont want. We want American citizens to know their rights about firearms, and how important of a role they are in law inforcement, and self defense. Also, Rayzors edge always demonstrated safe firearm practices by always keeping their guns locked and unloaded while on display. So not only were they helping the community learn about the importance of firearms, but the about firearm safety as well. On top of all that, last time I checked we live in America. Right? Land of the free!
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Jacob smith
9 years ago
Family owned business I buy all my guns from them great people! Need to be concerned with all the other crap in this town rather then them talking about there custom guns! Grown up people!
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Chelby Reynolds
9 years ago
This is absolutley ridiculous. This buisness is hurting no. Art comes in many shapes and forms. The idea of 3rd Thursday is not only to educate people about art, but also promote our city, and bring revenue down town.
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Chad Curry
9 years ago
I am a small business owner in down town Joplin and I support Rayzor's Edge Tactical in their persuit of displaying custom pieces of art.
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Carl Wiest
9 years ago
We have the second amendment to enforce the first amendment.
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Richard Nichols
9 years ago
They take the necessary precautions on their product to make them safe to show. Their guns are basically art pieces with all the precautions.
We need to do all we can to support small business' in Joplin. Allowing them to not show their wares is not the right thing to do.
They have the same right as everyone else.
Why discriminate against one business?
Let freedom ring !
I thought Joplin always stood for equality. Rayzors Edge has every right to display as any other business on public roads which are closed down for this event.
Rayzor's Edge as any other business in Joplin's downtown area is to be allowed to display their product.
You have the right to be there!
Let them display their products. Support the second amendment
Hell yez
Guns don't kill people! And criminals aren't going be respectful of the law. You can't keep guns hidden like a dirty little secret! BETTER to educate people about guns, than to stick your head in the sand & pretend they don't exist. Keep them at 3rd thursday!
I support the 1st and 2nd amendments; Apparently Joplin doesn't ;).
People need serious education
Let them show their guns!
Firearms are a legal product. This is no danger to the community by displaying unloaded and locked firearms.
Rayzor's edge is a fantastic business, always providing high quality customer service. By not allowing them to display their product, you are holding back a business that generates a lot of cash flow for our town and our economy. You are also putting a bad name on firearms when doing this to rayzors edge, and that is something we dont want. We want American citizens to know their rights about firearms, and how important of a role they are in law inforcement, and self defense. Also, Rayzors edge always demonstrated safe firearm practices by always keeping their guns locked and unloaded while on display. So not only were they helping the community learn about the importance of firearms, but the about firearm safety as well. On top of all that, last time I checked we live in America. Right? Land of the free!
Family owned business I buy all my guns from them great people! Need to be concerned with all the other crap in this town rather then them talking about there custom guns! Grown up people!
This is absolutley ridiculous. This buisness is hurting no. Art comes in many shapes and forms. The idea of 3rd Thursday is not only to educate people about art, but also promote our city, and bring revenue down town.
I am a small business owner in down town Joplin and I support Rayzor's Edge Tactical in their persuit of displaying custom pieces of art.
We have the second amendment to enforce the first amendment.
They take the necessary precautions on their product to make them safe to show. Their guns are basically art pieces with all the precautions.