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If some stores sell fewer guns, ammo, fishing tackle, etc, they should stock a smaller inventory, NOT remove them from the stores!

I doubt that'd be feasible. I wonder if special order guns would still be available in these stores? (You can special order some stuff that they don't stock) That would solve it.

The way they do some things has my head spinning, I'll admit. But I'd certainly rather work there than anywhere else in this town, for a department store. I'm freer there to speak my un-PC mind than anywhere else.

For example, at Target you get in trouble for talking about religion or politics, even if someone *asks* you about your beliefs...

Also there is virtually no room in the back room sometimes to move around, because 'money isn't made in the back room.' Well DUH yes it is! It's made in the back room because the back room provides storage for layaway etc. and overstock which DOES make money. I don't understand how whoever decided the square footage of each part of the store can say one place makes money and another does not, when all departments work together to provide the goods and services people want (as long as people actually do want them).

"I doubt that'd be feasible. I wonder if special order guns would still be available in these stores? (You can special order some stuff that they don't stock) That would solve it."

I think you totally missed the points I was making.

I'm not one of the Walmart- bashing trolls that show up on every walmart thread.

I support walmart and like the company, I don't like the fact that they bowed to the will of the unions and the anti-gun moonbats that would never shop there for anything.

A big part of this issue is political, and walmart's upper management that failed to recognize that fact before making this decision is either stupid or incompetent.

I can understand some of the smaller gun shops being happy about this too, they want more business. But even they need to pull their head out of their a$$ and realize that the groups that want guns out of walmart will start on them next.
And guess what folks, those smaller gun dealers wont have walmarts cash to fight them off.

This is an anti-gun issue and the anti-walmart liberal groups have teamed with them to push that agenda.

This isn't about selling tomato plants in the NE, or snowblowers in Fla., its about banning guns.

I'm rather surprised that more FReepers can't read between the lines on this one.