Congratulations for ALL THAT MONEY you made from American Guns! Asshole!
Posted on 01/19/2015 3:16:01 PM PST by Red in Blue PA
Gunmaker PARA USA says it regrets providing firearms for the movie “Taken 3” and has called for an industry boycott against actor Liam Neeson after he slammed private gun ownership in America.
In a statement posted on its Facebook page Saturday, PARA said it “regrets its decision to provide firearms for use in the film ‘Taken 3.’”
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“We will no longer provide firearms for use in films starring Liam Neeson and ask that our friends and partners in Hollywood refrain from associating our brand and products with his projects,” the company said. “Further, we encourage our partners and friends in the firearms industry to do the same.”
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This does put me in the mood for a sweet Para-Ordnance .45 ACP.
I handled one that a friend of friend had last week looked very nice. single stack. i would prefer double. it don’t shoot that well.
CDNN has sales on them all the time.
Congratulations for ALL THAT MONEY you made from American Guns! Asshole!
I will NEVER see another Leeson movie again ever.
I have a long memory when it comes to things like this.
He’s probably working the gun hating liberal angle real hard so he can get a girlfriend/hookup. He wasn’t ever this douchebaggy while his wife was alive IIRC.
Is he an American citizen now? I thought he was Irish.
Good for them
Looks like he is now. I guess he didn't learn about our Constitution!
Para has a particular set of skills which will no longer be available to such ilk.
Ah okay. Traitor he is, then!
I used to like the Liam Neeson movies. They are off our watch list now.
If his native countryman would have had the right to own guns, their history might be quite different.
Should be “countrymen”
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