Porsche shot with 10,000 bullets to protect gun rights
After the owner decided not to sink $20,000 into repairing the engine of his Porsche 911, he donated it to pro-gun non-profit Commonwealth Second Ammendment, who proceeded to unload over 10,000 bullets into it to raise publicity for their cause.
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Jason said | 5 July, 2011
Really dumb. Just looking for something to blast away at. I’m a gun owner and I think it’s stupid. Kind of wonder about the clay pigeons… if they were put on afterwards, why? If they were put on before the barrage, eegads, that’s some bad shootin’.
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Liam said | 4 July, 2011
They are raising publicity for ‘pro-gun’ by destroying something with guns…
Have I read it wrong or is that just really dumb?