They don't allow gun ads--unless they amount to five-or six-figure
prices. I guess they don't care if there's enough money involved in
their pockets. For many years, even when they actually had a
classified section, they didn't accept ads to buy
or sell guns. Why then today,
do they accept ads for the Rock Island Auction
Company? I guess their justification is that a gun
valued at $25,000.00 or more isn't likely to be used to commit a
crime, nor to defend oneself.
It's a distinction without a difference. The Sun is adamantly against
private gun ownership in any form--except this one (except for the
armed guards that control entrance to their news building, of
course). Which proves one thing--money talks. Never mind the
Constitution of the United States guarantees citizens the right to
own and use a gun for self defense. The
Baltimore
Sun
(BS) apparently thinks their opinion should supersede
that of the Constitution.
(Baltimore Sun)
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