The Freedom Pocket is something else entirely.
I can say that a pants pocket is not a suitable holster, and you shouldn’t just shove a gun in there.
You hear so many stories of people shooting themselves or their kids because of improperly stowed guns.
The straight-to-Fox-News sequel to Weird Science? Actually, Mannequin would be a better fit.
Does her talk show have a studio audience? If so, because she’s such a fan of the Second Amendment, I suppose she wouldn’t mind if you attended a taping of her show while armed. Right?
“Yoga” is one letter away from being “Yoda”, and there are always one or two Count Dookus out there:
I’m sorry, I can’t hear you, son. I’m wearing a jacuzzi suit! is an ethos.
Anyone else getting an ad for hidden gun lockers on this article?
Just me?
https://www.tacticaltraps.com/hdcompact/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIl-v77rih5AIVCWUVCB21MQ8sEAEYASAAEgLmyfD_BwE
I did, too, and it creeped me the f out. I get it was probably triggered (see what I did there?) by the article title, but get that crap outta here please 'n thank you, Mr. BoingBoing.
Of course they are. Because Freedom!
It’s a sermon. It’s not supposed to make sense, it’s just supposed to feel right.
Funny how the NRA and RNC don’t allow guns at their rallies, isn’t it?
So, it’s a clothing company that usually puts gun holsters in pants, but there’s just no way to put a gun holster on yoga pants or sports bras; but hey now, wait a second, that’s not a bug, that’s actually a feature; because maybe people wish to support the idea of open carry, but not actually open carry, and they (could do so by simply saying so, or getting a license regardless, or whatever) or, or -hear me out here- by getting a sports bra from a company that usually puts gun holsters on things but in this instance did not, and then they can then ambush other people at yoga with the story why there pseudo-urban-trendy-flage pants have no gun holster but totally could have one because ‘Murica!’ and ‘Freedom!’
I’m super on board with the idea, but I only support the idea (not the actual activity) of doing yoga while not carrying a gun, while thinking about carrying a gun to yoga. So.
Nah, it’s from a film about a cop that needs to hide his gun while going undercover at a yoga clinic: Ashtanga and Cash.
I find it frustrating that the people who most often refer to the Bill of Rights come across as having the most limited understanding of the amendments’ meanings, purposes, and inter-relationships.
It leads me to believe that they probably have never even read any of those amendments…
…because there’s no pictures.
Well, there’s always the old “prison pocket”…
These days you can get NFC enabled jewelry.
The decorative glass bowl: a crucial element of any security system.
And what the heck is that thing on the left? I can’t not see a jar for pineapple juice crossed with a hand grenade.
Also… least-convincing fake books ever.
Or hire a gun caddie.
USA? hahahahah.
Prequel, and we are living in it. Truman Show-esque.