Gunning for hearts and minds


Marketing blunder: A Walmart store in Rosemead, California. Early this week, Walmart has to apologise to an outraged citizenry over a sign in one of its stores that seemed to market firearms as a ‘back to school’ sale item.

ARTICLE 2 of the US Constitution provides every citizen “the right to bear arms.” Most Americans think it’s there to ensure that no one ignores the other Articles.

The US National Rifle Association (NRA), that big-hearted charity that had more lobbyists than members, thought it was there because a gun in the hand was better than a cop on the phone.

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