“Buy A Gun” Google Queries Hit All Time High

With less than a month of shopping before Buy A Gun Day, 2011, “Buy A Gun” Google Queries Hit All Time High, And Other Off The Grid Economic Indicators reports:

… And while we recreate the key points from the report, the one item that should be highlighted is that, as we have suspected for a while, the social undertow of fear, skepticism and anger is coming to a boil, as Google queries of the “Buy A Gun” search query have just hit an all time high. How much of this is due to the recent events from Tucson, AZ is unclear. What is clear is that the trend is most certainly not your friend (unless you are of course the CEO of Smith and Wesson)

BuyAGunDay.com = BuyAGunDay.net

Much better… someone who took my idea and registered the obvious domain name finally gave up. A domainer tried to get me to buy it for a few hundred $, but I just registered it at face value for $10/yr. Hope it helps with traffic and to help un-confuse people.

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Aussie Buy A Gun Day is November 18

The American Buy A Gun Day is not to be confused with the recent Australian version of Buy A Gun Day which was on November 18:

• ‘Buy A Gun Day’ Under Fire
• Buy A Gun Plan Blasted
• Buy a gun day draws fire

It should sadden us that the Anglosphere is following Great Britain’s lead toward self-inflicted disarmament.

Could someone comment to explain why they chose November 18?

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