Pension Funds Under Pressure To Sell Off Investments In Gun-Makers

I wonder did they also call on their pension funds to sell off interests in Hollywood entertainment companies that make violent action movies? How about X-Box and PlayStation game makers who make video games that promote killing people as well as "things"? Then there's companies that manufacture alcoholic beverages; they produce a product that can, when misused, lead to a multitude of personal and social problems Of course there are other entertainment companies that promote unsavory behaviors, victimize people, and dare I say facilitate sinful behavior. These too should be eliminated from retirement funds. And of course car manufactures and their suppliers should be dumped because of the number of people killed in auto accidents each year, not to mention the number of people conceived in the backseats of automobiles. There are mutual funds and fund managers that only deal in "sin-free" investments. Churches, for example, use these funds. If the pension funds want to live up to the ideals they are espousing here, then they need to invest in these types of funds.

I'm timing my buy order.

I've said it before and I'll keep saying it. Forget the fact that the guns are black and "look mean". The only thing the AR-15 has that anyone needs to discuss is magazine capacity (will making shooters reload sooner help?). Outside of that, when compared to a standard hunting rifle, you'd be better off getting shot by a FMJ 5.56 round from an AR-15 than a 30-06 or .300 Mag Core-Lokt round any day of the week. So be careful before forcing murderers to change weapons.