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Travel to Arizona? No thanks!
Nice to see somebody reacting to this lunacy in Arizona... Travel icon Arthur Frommer says he won't be spending his tourism dollars at the Grand Canyon, or anywhere else in Arizona, because the state's laws allow people he described as "thugs" and "extremists" to openly carry firearms. The pioneering author of budget-travel guides said on his blog Wednesday that he was "shocked beyond measure" by reports that a dozen protesters openly carried guns and rifles outside a Phoenix building where President Barack Obama spoke on Monday. Frommer says he won't travel in a state where civilians carry loaded weapons as a means of political protest. On his blog (www.frommers.com/blog), Frommer wrote: "For myself, without yet suggesting that others follow me in an open boycott, I will not personally travel in a state where civilians carry loaded weapons onto the sidewalks and as a means of political protest. I not only believe such practices are a threat to the future of our democracy, but I am firmly convinced that they would also endanger my own personal safety there. And therefore I will cancel any plans to vacation or otherwise visit in Arizona until I learn more. And I will begin thinking about whether tourists should safeguard themselves by avoiding stays in Arizona." Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon says he spoke with Frommer on Thursday and invited him to visit the city to clear up any possible misconceptions about safety. |
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Travel to Arizona? No thanks!
jps wrote:
Nice to see somebody reacting to this lunacy in Arizona... Travel icon Arthur Frommer says he won't be spending his tourism dollars at the Grand Canyon, or anywhere else in Arizona, because the state's laws allow people he described as "thugs" and "extremists" to openly carry firearms. The pioneering author of budget-travel guides said on his blog Wednesday that he was "shocked beyond measure" by reports that a dozen protesters openly carried guns and rifles outside a Phoenix building where President Barack Obama spoke on Monday. Frommer says he won't travel in a state where civilians carry loaded weapons as a means of political protest. On his blog (www.frommers.com/blog), Frommer wrote: "For myself, without yet suggesting that others follow me in an open boycott, I will not personally travel in a state where civilians carry loaded weapons onto the sidewalks and as a means of political protest. I not only believe such practices are a threat to the future of our democracy, but I am firmly convinced that they would also endanger my own personal safety there. And therefore I will cancel any plans to vacation or otherwise visit in Arizona until I learn more. And I will begin thinking about whether tourists should safeguard themselves by avoiding stays in Arizona." Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon says he spoke with Frommer on Thursday and invited him to visit the city to clear up any possible misconceptions about safety. "Arizona on $5 Worth of Ammo a Day" Priceless. My assumption is that anyone crazy enough to show up at a Presidential event openly carrying firearms (and not part of secret service, law enforcement, et cetera) is crazy enough to open fire with that firearm without much provocation. |
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Travel to Arizona? No thanks!
"H the K" wrote in message ... jps wrote: Nice to see somebody reacting to this lunacy in Arizona... Travel icon Arthur Frommer says he won't be spending his tourism dollars at the Grand Canyon, or anywhere else in Arizona, because the state's laws allow people he described as "thugs" and "extremists" to openly carry firearms. The pioneering author of budget-travel guides said on his blog Wednesday that he was "shocked beyond measure" by reports that a dozen protesters openly carried guns and rifles outside a Phoenix building where President Barack Obama spoke on Monday. Frommer says he won't travel in a state where civilians carry loaded weapons as a means of political protest. On his blog (www.frommers.com/blog), Frommer wrote: "For myself, without yet suggesting that others follow me in an open boycott, I will not personally travel in a state where civilians carry loaded weapons onto the sidewalks and as a means of political protest. I not only believe such practices are a threat to the future of our democracy, but I am firmly convinced that they would also endanger my own personal safety there. And therefore I will cancel any plans to vacation or otherwise visit in Arizona until I learn more. And I will begin thinking about whether tourists should safeguard themselves by avoiding stays in Arizona." Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon says he spoke with Frommer on Thursday and invited him to visit the city to clear up any possible misconceptions about safety. "Arizona on $5 Worth of Ammo a Day" Priceless. My assumption is that anyone crazy enough to show up at a Presidential event openly carrying firearms (and not part of secret service, law enforcement, et cetera) is crazy enough to open fire with that firearm without much provocation. Ahhh harry... Unlike you, folks that legally own weapons of any sort *can* be responsible, and show restraint. Quit projecting... we're sick of seeing you "expose" yourself. --Mike |
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Travel to Arizona? No thanks!
"jps" wrote in message ... Nice to see somebody reacting to this lunacy in Arizona... Travel icon Arthur Frommer says he won't be spending his tourism dollars at the Grand Canyon, or anywhere else in Arizona, because the state's laws allow people he described as "thugs" and "extremists" to openly carry firearms. The pioneering author of budget-travel guides said on his blog Wednesday that he was "shocked beyond measure" by reports that a dozen protesters openly carried guns and rifles outside a Phoenix building where President Barack Obama spoke on Monday. Frommer says he won't travel in a state where civilians carry loaded weapons as a means of political protest. On his blog (www.frommers.com/blog), Frommer wrote: "For myself, without yet suggesting that others follow me in an open boycott, I will not personally travel in a state where civilians carry loaded weapons onto the sidewalks and as a means of political protest. I not only believe such practices are a threat to the future of our democracy, but I am firmly convinced that they would also endanger my own personal safety there. And therefore I will cancel any plans to vacation or otherwise visit in Arizona until I learn more. And I will begin thinking about whether tourists should safeguard themselves by avoiding stays in Arizona." Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon says he spoke with Frommer on Thursday and invited him to visit the city to clear up any possible misconceptions about safety. Does that lunacy extend to the black man seen carrying an AR-15, and a holstered handgun? The one a ditsy MSNBC reporter said was white? |
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Travel to Arizona? No thanks!
Lu Powell wrote:
"jps" wrote in message ... Nice to see somebody reacting to this lunacy in Arizona... Travel icon Arthur Frommer says he won't be spending his tourism dollars at the Grand Canyon, or anywhere else in Arizona, because the state's laws allow people he described as "thugs" and "extremists" to openly carry firearms. The pioneering author of budget-travel guides said on his blog Wednesday that he was "shocked beyond measure" by reports that a dozen protesters openly carried guns and rifles outside a Phoenix building where President Barack Obama spoke on Monday. Frommer says he won't travel in a state where civilians carry loaded weapons as a means of political protest. On his blog (www.frommers.com/blog), Frommer wrote: "For myself, without yet suggesting that others follow me in an open boycott, I will not personally travel in a state where civilians carry loaded weapons onto the sidewalks and as a means of political protest. I not only believe such practices are a threat to the future of our democracy, but I am firmly convinced that they would also endanger my own personal safety there. And therefore I will cancel any plans to vacation or otherwise visit in Arizona until I learn more. And I will begin thinking about whether tourists should safeguard themselves by avoiding stays in Arizona." Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon says he spoke with Frommer on Thursday and invited him to visit the city to clear up any possible misconceptions about safety. Does that lunacy extend to the black man seen carrying an AR-15, and a holstered handgun? The one a ditsy MSNBC reporter said was white? Go visit Herring so you two can swap your racism along with your spit. |
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Travel to Arizona? No thanks!
On Fri, 21 Aug 2009 16:28:27 -0400, "Lu Powell"
wrote: "jps" wrote in message .. . Nice to see somebody reacting to this lunacy in Arizona... Travel icon Arthur Frommer says he won't be spending his tourism dollars at the Grand Canyon, or anywhere else in Arizona, because the state's laws allow people he described as "thugs" and "extremists" to openly carry firearms. The pioneering author of budget-travel guides said on his blog Wednesday that he was "shocked beyond measure" by reports that a dozen protesters openly carried guns and rifles outside a Phoenix building where President Barack Obama spoke on Monday. Frommer says he won't travel in a state where civilians carry loaded weapons as a means of political protest. On his blog (www.frommers.com/blog), Frommer wrote: "For myself, without yet suggesting that others follow me in an open boycott, I will not personally travel in a state where civilians carry loaded weapons onto the sidewalks and as a means of political protest. I not only believe such practices are a threat to the future of our democracy, but I am firmly convinced that they would also endanger my own personal safety there. And therefore I will cancel any plans to vacation or otherwise visit in Arizona until I learn more. And I will begin thinking about whether tourists should safeguard themselves by avoiding stays in Arizona." Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon says he spoke with Frommer on Thursday and invited him to visit the city to clear up any possible misconceptions about safety. Does that lunacy extend to the black man seen carrying an AR-15, and a holstered handgun? The one a ditsy MSNBC reporter said was white? There were two AR15s in attendance that day. One of them by a white man shouting slurs against the president. You're among the mass of under informed, not surprisingly. |
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#7
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Travel to Arizona? No thanks!
jps wrote:
On Fri, 21 Aug 2009 16:28:27 -0400, "Lu Powell" wrote: "jps" wrote in message ... Nice to see somebody reacting to this lunacy in Arizona... Travel icon Arthur Frommer says he won't be spending his tourism dollars at the Grand Canyon, or anywhere else in Arizona, because the state's laws allow people he described as "thugs" and "extremists" to openly carry firearms. The pioneering author of budget-travel guides said on his blog Wednesday that he was "shocked beyond measure" by reports that a dozen protesters openly carried guns and rifles outside a Phoenix building where President Barack Obama spoke on Monday. Frommer says he won't travel in a state where civilians carry loaded weapons as a means of political protest. On his blog (www.frommers.com/blog), Frommer wrote: "For myself, without yet suggesting that others follow me in an open boycott, I will not personally travel in a state where civilians carry loaded weapons onto the sidewalks and as a means of political protest. I not only believe such practices are a threat to the future of our democracy, but I am firmly convinced that they would also endanger my own personal safety there. And therefore I will cancel any plans to vacation or otherwise visit in Arizona until I learn more. And I will begin thinking about whether tourists should safeguard themselves by avoiding stays in Arizona." Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon says he spoke with Frommer on Thursday and invited him to visit the city to clear up any possible misconceptions about safety. Does that lunacy extend to the black man seen carrying an AR-15, and a holstered handgun? The one a ditsy MSNBC reporter said was white? There were two AR15s in attendance that day. One of them by a white man shouting slurs against the president. You're among the mass of under informed, not surprisingly. It's worse than that...Lu-ser is an ex-cop. Think about that. |
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Travel to Arizona? No thanks!
"jps" wrote in message ... On Fri, 21 Aug 2009 16:28:27 -0400, "Lu Powell" wrote: "jps" wrote in message . .. Nice to see somebody reacting to this lunacy in Arizona... Travel icon Arthur Frommer says he won't be spending his tourism dollars at the Grand Canyon, or anywhere else in Arizona, because the state's laws allow people he described as "thugs" and "extremists" to openly carry firearms. The pioneering author of budget-travel guides said on his blog Wednesday that he was "shocked beyond measure" by reports that a dozen protesters openly carried guns and rifles outside a Phoenix building where President Barack Obama spoke on Monday. Frommer says he won't travel in a state where civilians carry loaded weapons as a means of political protest. On his blog (www.frommers.com/blog), Frommer wrote: "For myself, without yet suggesting that others follow me in an open boycott, I will not personally travel in a state where civilians carry loaded weapons onto the sidewalks and as a means of political protest. I not only believe such practices are a threat to the future of our democracy, but I am firmly convinced that they would also endanger my own personal safety there. And therefore I will cancel any plans to vacation or otherwise visit in Arizona until I learn more. And I will begin thinking about whether tourists should safeguard themselves by avoiding stays in Arizona." Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon says he spoke with Frommer on Thursday and invited him to visit the city to clear up any possible misconceptions about safety. Does that lunacy extend to the black man seen carrying an AR-15, and a holstered handgun? The one a ditsy MSNBC reporter said was white? There were two AR15s in attendance that day. One of them by a white man shouting slurs against the president. You're among the mass of under informed, not surprisingly. ....and you are kill filed, along with your bung hole buddy Harry. |
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Travel to Arizona? No thanks!
"jps" wrote in message ... On Fri, 21 Aug 2009 16:28:27 -0400, "Lu Powell" wrote: "jps" wrote in message . .. Nice to see somebody reacting to this lunacy in Arizona... Travel icon Arthur Frommer says he won't be spending his tourism dollars at the Grand Canyon, or anywhere else in Arizona, because the state's laws allow people he described as "thugs" and "extremists" to openly carry firearms. The pioneering author of budget-travel guides said on his blog Wednesday that he was "shocked beyond measure" by reports that a dozen protesters openly carried guns and rifles outside a Phoenix building where President Barack Obama spoke on Monday. Frommer says he won't travel in a state where civilians carry loaded weapons as a means of political protest. On his blog (www.frommers.com/blog), Frommer wrote: "For myself, without yet suggesting that others follow me in an open boycott, I will not personally travel in a state where civilians carry loaded weapons onto the sidewalks and as a means of political protest. I not only believe such practices are a threat to the future of our democracy, but I am firmly convinced that they would also endanger my own personal safety there. And therefore I will cancel any plans to vacation or otherwise visit in Arizona until I learn more. And I will begin thinking about whether tourists should safeguard themselves by avoiding stays in Arizona." Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon says he spoke with Frommer on Thursday and invited him to visit the city to clear up any possible misconceptions about safety. Does that lunacy extend to the black man seen carrying an AR-15, and a holstered handgun? The one a ditsy MSNBC reporter said was white? There were two AR15s in attendance that day. One of them by a white man shouting slurs against the president. You're among the mass of under informed, not surprisingly. and the photo is of a black man. |
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Travel to Arizona? No thanks!
jps wrote:
Nice to see somebody reacting to this lunacy in Arizona... Travel icon Arthur Frommer says he won't be spending his tourism dollars at the Grand Canyon, or anywhere else in Arizona, because the state's laws allow people he described as "thugs" and "extremists" to openly carry firearms. The pioneering author of budget-travel guides said on his blog Wednesday that he was "shocked beyond measure" by reports that a dozen protesters openly carried guns and rifles outside a Phoenix building where President Barack Obama spoke on Monday. Frommer says he won't travel in a state where civilians carry loaded weapons as a means of political protest. On his blog (www.frommers.com/blog), Frommer wrote: "For myself, without yet suggesting that others follow me in an open boycott, I will not personally travel in a state where civilians carry loaded weapons onto the sidewalks and as a means of political protest. I not only believe such practices are a threat to the future of our democracy, but I am firmly convinced that they would also endanger my own personal safety there. And therefore I will cancel any plans to vacation or otherwise visit in Arizona until I learn more. And I will begin thinking about whether tourists should safeguard themselves by avoiding stays in Arizona." Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon says he spoke with Frommer on Thursday and invited him to visit the city to clear up any possible misconceptions about safety. The black guy with the assault weapon was there to whip up the ni&&er haters. It was a staged protest, based upon bad thinking. It won't lead anywhere good if they keep it up, and keep it up they will. |
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