The owner of Silencer Shop, a Texas gun retailer specializing in fitting silencers and suppressors onto pampered little baby-killers so mass murderers might conduct their killing sprees on the downlow, decided he could drum up some good business from the NRA Convention blighting the Houston neighborhood just blocks away, so he posted advertising on city utility boxes in front of the Kinder High School for the Performing and Visual Arts on Friday.
Kinder High’s Vice Principle was not happy.
I get that those are @HoustonTX utility boxes but get this nonsense off our block. Our kids shouldn’t see stuff like this slapped around because we live and learn two blocks from where the NRA insists on still having their convention. They are being scraped off now. pic.twitter.com/lWvTnTnw1z
— Sean Tellez (@APsean_tellez) May 27, 2022
“Ads for Silencer Shop, a Texas-based store that specializes in firearm suppressors and accessories, were seen on utility boxes outside of Kinder High School for the Performing and Visual Arts on Friday. The promotional signs were posted less than a mile away from where the National Rifle Association (NRA) is holding its annual convention this weekend, the Houston Chronicle reported.”
Hey, this is America ain’t it? Should an entrepreneur pass up the opportunity to make a buck off of a passing school-shooter casing an artsy-fartsy High School, or a half-in-the-bag Conventioneer looking to trick out their new AR just because some precious high school kids might get their widdle fee-fees hurt?
Apparently Vice-Principle Tellez thinks they should.
“I get that those are@HoustonTX utility boxes but get this nonsense off our block. Our kids shouldn’t see stuff like this slapped around because we live and learn two blocks from where the NRA insists on still having their convention. They are being scraped off now,” he wrote on Friday, while sharing a photo of the ad.“
Your intrepid Politizoom reporter wanted to know more about what kinda a-hole would do this sort of thing and where exactly his hellhole might be located, but I had no luck searching in Houston.
I hit paydirt however finding a Silencer Shop location in Austin where, unbelievably, they were using a photo of their ad in front of the school as a header for their website!
Mmmm… only three stars, they must sell lousy killing stuff.
If you are interested you can find out more about these jerks at their website
Here are some of their stellar reviews:
“Silencershop.com has become the Amazon.com of the NFA world!”
“I spent half an hour discussing suppressors with James and learned everything I needed to know.”
“Great team that is well versed in all things including how the process works along with what accessories you will need to be successful with your new toy.”
And if you are new to testing the limits of the National Firearms Act and want to insure you have all the lethality and stealth the law Allows, Silencer Shop has your back…
“At SilencerShop.com, our top goal is to provide the simplest buying experience possible for
suppressors. We’ve worked hard to streamline the NFA registration process for your new
suppressor. Silencer Shop handles the paperwork process from start to finish so you don’t have to…”
Like I said, a real jerk.
So go to his website and leave a nasty review TODAY!
CBS Sunday, the lawyer who got the Sandy Hook 9, $73M from Remington saw that the gun manufacturers are marketing to kids. He did a deep dive into the AR. How did it become legal, etc. He used to play Tour of Duty with his son. Remington got a license to have their guns used in the animation. When he saw the AR magazine taped together – in the Sandy Hook situation – he realized the kid got that idea from Tour of Duty. That’s how he won the suit. Like cigarettes – gun manufacturers market directly to kids! As was said – greed kills.
https://www.cbsnews.com/video/how-sandy-hook-families-gunmaker-settled-unprecedented-lawsuit/
Disgusting, to be sure. Glad the Vice Principal let it be known that won’t fly at HSPVA.
PS It’s Principal, not Principle. 🙂