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Yeah, the "balls" to use the death of an innocent person to promote a product. Hilarious.

Ok sure.

I don't joke about my gun rights, sorry if I didn't catch the joke.

lol, ok. The truth hurts sometimes.

I wasn't aware a firearm was capable of committing murder. Both are perfectly suitable instruments for murder though. I think we all know the incident the car would represent in an ad like that.

Well, an ad with a Challenger in their place would be glorifying murder, and you did say it would be "hilarious". Looks like the shoe fits.

Really? Murder is hilarious now if the person killed has views antithetical to your own? But yeah hey, put my rights on the chopping block so you can make a couple extra bucks. That's all that matters. As long as it's funny, and pokes liberals in the eye, goddamn Our rights. Screw tomorrow.

Substitute a Dodge Challenger for these four guys in the same photo and tell me that's a good idea from a marketing perspective.

I'm not going to assault a neo Nazi and I'm not going to assault the tree hugging granola eating liberal. Sorry, not my game. I'll defend myself my friends and my family to the death with every last bit of strength that I have, but I'm not going to go seek out violence. I'm kind of a big...

Really? It was picked up by Newsweek and it's now national news. So far it's the most successful anti-gun campaign I have seen to date. We will eventually have a Democrat in the White House again, and eventually another ban will be voted upon. These are the types of ad campaigns that sway...

This is the type of ad I would expect to see come out of the Brady campaign.

Hey, I agree but you have to think about perception of the typical American voter. You have to be willing to put our rights ahead of your company's bottom line. That's all I'm asking

I identify as anti-fascist but not a member of any group. And I'm not a huge fan of Nazis. I'm not a huge fan of the far left or the far right. I'd hope pretty much any of us when asked would identify as anti-fascist

Come on man. How hard is it? How hard is it to try to convince yourself that this isn't even at the very least an indirect alignment with neo-Nazis?

The root of my issue Doug, is the total lack of respect for the long term viability of the Second Amendment. It's an inability to see how this type of polarization negatively affects gun owners, and our collective right to bear arms. It's using shock marketing to increase one company's bottom...

Also, can we be a bit honest here? The average political persuasion of the typical American gun owner trending toward fascism or communism?

If they left out the antifa part sure, it's still pretty vigilante but at least it isn't indirectly aligning gun owners with neo-Nazis.

Sure, if they come to your house or your place of worship or your place of business. These thugs went out looking for trouble. Big difference.

Sometimes actions speak louder than words Comrade

Yeah, so obtuse that the majority of people that see that ad feel the same way. I'm so glad spikes is profiting from the degradation of the law-abiding gun owners image.