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Jumat, 30 Maret 2012

The NRA Concealed Carry Hooded Sweatshirt #FdAdFriday



As the United States comes to grips with all the issues surrounding the Trayvon Martin shooting — racism, vigilanteism, guns, and even the victim's fashion choices — the National Rifle Association has recently introduced a new product to its online store:


You see, the victim was wearing a hoodie. And the shooter had a concealed carry gun permit. So naturally, the answer to America's social woes is to ensure all hoodie wearers are armed, too. It'll be like the wild west, but more suburban.

Their description:
"We want concealed carry to fit around your lifestyle – not the other way around. That’s why we developed the NRAstore™ exclusive Concealed Carry Hooded Sweatshirt. It’s the only garment of its kind we know of! Made from a pre-shrunk, heavyweight 50% cotton / 50% polyester blend, we’ve taken a standard 9 oz. fleece sweatshirt design and added a full-body polyester lining for added warmth, durability, wind resistance and weight distribution. Inside the sweatshirt you’ll find left and right concealment pockets. The included Velcro®-backed holster and double mag pouch can be repositioned inside the pockets for optimum draw. Ideal for carrying your favorite compact to mid-size pistol, the NRA Concealed Carry Hooded Sweatshirt gives you an extra tactical edge, because its unstructured, casual design appears incapable of concealing a heavy firearm – but it does so with ease! Includes drawstring hood, cotton/spandex ribbed cuffs and waistband, two front pouch pockets and a discreet black zipper. Includes one Velcro® holster and one Velcro® mag pouch. Colors: Black, Navy. Made in USA"
Via current.com

Jumat, 23 Maret 2012

And the most ignorant Facebook comment of the week goes to...

Those poor children.

In response to this image, shared by The Why Movement.


For those unfamiliar with the case, Trayvon Martin was a 17-year-old who was pursued and shot dead this week by a self-appointed neighbourhood watch vigilante named George Zimmerman, for the crime of "just walking around, looking about." Zimmerman has yet to be charged with a crime, because in Florida it is totally legal to carry a concealed weapon and murder people who frighten you by their very appearance.