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bblhd672 wrote:

twomillenium wrote:I went to a Kroger this morning to pick up prescription and check the Magazine stand and saw that they still had all the gun magazines still displayed. Not sure who wrote the article but it does not apply to the Kroger close to me. I know they do not sell pornography but the gun, car, sports and even the gossip magazines were there. People, learn to respond and not react.

A long time ago when I was in the retail business, magazine racks were managed by 3rd party magazine distributors. If this is still the case it's possible that the distributor has not been to all of the locations to refresh the racks and remove the horrible assault magazines.

I wonder how they'll handle it when for the magazine that only puts an AR-15 on its cover once or twice a year. Progressive socialist morons.

I said it once and I will say it again, "People, learn to respond and not react.".

twomillenium wrote:I was not aware that Kroger sold AR magazines, what other AR accessories did they sell?

https://www.texaschlforum.com/viewtopic ... 83&t=91671

Book burning is next by the new Nazi brown shirts who identify themselves as Antifa. A name that couldn't be further from reality.

BBYC wrote:

twomillenium wrote:I was not aware that Kroger sold AR magazines, what other AR accessories did they sell?

https://www.texaschlforum.com/viewtopic ... 83&t=91671

No they don't sell AR clips....

ScottDLS wrote:

BBYC wrote:

twomillenium wrote:I was not aware that Kroger sold AR magazines, what other AR accessories did they sell?

https://www.texaschlforum.com/viewtopic ... 83&t=91671

No they don't sell AR clips....

How about AR chips? They come in a black bag labeled "Assault Chips." The party size is called "Large Capacity."

bblhd672 wrote:

ScottDLS wrote:

BBYC wrote:

twomillenium wrote:I was not aware that Kroger sold AR magazines, what other AR accessories did they sell?

https://www.texaschlforum.com/viewtopic ... 83&t=91671

No they don't sell AR clips....

How about AR chips? They come in a black bag labeled "Assault Chips." The party size is called "Large Capacity."

the only intended purpose to killing people. because... you know... junk food

But, but, but they allow OC, how can they be wrong about guns?

People still sale magazines? Who knew??

anygunanywhere wrote:

pcernuch wrote:i gonna start losing weight pretty rapidly. i cant shop at Target with the entire bathroom foolishness, now Kroger. I'll have to wind up driving 30mins to get to a store!

god bless.

HEB is much more better.

There isn’t an HEB anywhere near me, and unfortunately, Krogers is where we do most of our shopping.

The solution is simple...... let gun magazines feature muzzle loaders and lever actions on the cover, and have fold out pinups of ARs in the centerfold. Pre-wrap them in a clear plastic wrapper, so the cover can be seen, but not the centerfold....... JUST like they do with “dirty” mags. By stigmatizing them, everyone will want to buy them. Forbidden fruit always tastes better.

puma guy wrote:Book burning is next by the new Nazi brown shirts who identify themselves as Antifa. A name that couldn't be further from reality.

Corporate America is engaged in book burning.

The Kroger Company Stores (from wikipedia)

Combination food and drug stores

Baker's Supermarkets (Omaha, Nebraska)
City Market (Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, New Mexico)
Dillons Food Stores (Kansas, Missouri)
Fry's Food & Drug (Arizona)
Gerbes Super Markets (Central Missouri)
Harris Teeter (North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Virginia, Florida, Maryland, Delaware, and the District of Columbia)
Jay C (Southern Indiana)
King Soopers (Colorado, Wyoming)
Kroger (Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Georgia, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia)
Owen's (Northeastern Indiana)
Pay Less Super Markets (Central Indiana)
QFC (Oregon, Washington State)
Ralphs (Southern California)
Roundy's (Pick 'n Save, Mariano's Fresh Market, Metro Market, Copps) (Wisconsin, Illinois)
Scott's (Fort Wayne, Indiana)
Smith's (Arizona, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming)
Main & Vine (Washington) [concept store]

Multi-department stores

Fred Meyer (Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington)

Natural and organic food stores

Lucky's Market (Midwest and Southeast United States)[44]

Price impact stores

Food 4 Less (Southern California; Chicago, Illinois; NW Indiana) (Food 4 Less stores elsewhere are owned by other companies)
Foods Co. (Northern California)
Ruler Foods (Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Kentucky, Missouri, Tennessee)

Marketplace stores

Dillons Marketplace
Fry's Marketplace
King Soopers Marketplace
Kroger Marketplace
Smith's Marketplace

Jewelry stores

Fred Meyer Jewelers (Ohio, Oregon, Kentucky, Texas, Washington, and various others)
Barclay Jewelers
Fox's Jewelers
Littman Jewelers

Convenience stores

Kwik Shop (Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Tennessee, Mississippi)
Loaf 'N Jug (Colorado, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming)
Smith's Express (Utah)
Tom Thumb Food Stores (Alabama, Florida)
Turkey Hill Minit Markets (Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana)

Convenient care clinic

HEB supports sanctuary cities. It's getting so you can't shop anywhere.

TxRVer wrote:HEB supports sanctuary cities. It's getting so you can't shop anywhere.

Do you have a source for this so I can find out more details?

Soccerdad1995 wrote:

TxRVer wrote:HEB supports sanctuary cities. It's getting so you can't shop anywhere.

Do you have a source for this so I can find out more details?

I have no information about that particular issue, but I can recall just a few years ago, members of this website complaining about HEB stores in the Houston area posting 30.06 signage.

Soccerdad1995 wrote:

TxRVer wrote:HEB supports sanctuary cities. It's getting so you can't shop anywhere.

Do you have a source for this so I can find out more details?

A Google search will reveal more, but here's one article from Texas Monthly:
https://www.texasmonthly.com/burka-blog ... ry-cities/

"Legislation to empower Texas police to ask people about their residence status passed the House after an emotional debate and was pending in the Senate. Then two major businesses—Bob Perry home-builders and H-E-B groceries—stepped forward to kill the sanctuary cities legislation."