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riverrunner
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02/10/2018 06:55AM  
Every Duluth pack lover should have one.

This question has already come up twice on the product's listing on the Duluth Pack website, and the company has dutifully answered it both times. It's an easy one. Far less thorny than the ones it's getting on Twitter and by email, which go more along the lines of: Why are you marketing a bag specifically to people trying to hide a gun from the general public?

Tuesday morning, Duluth Pack tweeted excitedly about this new offering, illustrating its launch with a photo of a model gripping a gun which rests perfectly, comfortably, stylishly, just inside the designated pistol pocket This question has already come up twice on the product's listing on the Duluth Pack website, and the company has dutifully answered it both times. It's an easy one. Far less thorny than the ones it's getting on Twitter and by email, which go more along the lines of: Why are you marketing a bag specifically to people trying to hide a gun from the general public? new from Dutulth pack
 
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KarlBAndersen1
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02/10/2018 07:36AM  
A fantastic idea to reach more potential customers.
How some find this controversial baffles me. Poor little things.

Pack
 
OCDave
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02/10/2018 07:43AM  
I'd like it more if it looked less like my wife's purse.
 
02/10/2018 08:03AM  
I made the mistake of reading the article, then doubled down by reading the comments.

Way too many people who write or post comments on political issues do it in a very poor manner. Issues like the second amendment, like abortion, like taxes, are issues with competing principles. For example, the second amendment allows having guns to protect against government tyranny, but also has the side effect of allowing in society a weapon that can be used in crime. Taxes allow the government to work, but do not fairly share the burden.

Instead of recognizing these competing principles and attempting to persuade people that a certain balance might be best, posters act like the other side is incredibly stupid and should be insulted to no end. In my opinion, insults are clearly counterproductive. They may get some people on your side of the issue to cheer you, but no one on the other side of an issue to reconsider.

 
andym
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02/10/2018 02:22PM  
I’m not a big fan of people carrying guns around but if someone has a concealed carry permit then there’s something to be said for a bag that keeps the gun safely stored and not in the space where they are usually accessing to get stuff. There may also be a problem with keeping the gun in a bag that can be stolen rather than in a holster.

Bottom line. This bag isn’t the issue.
 
nooneuno
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02/10/2018 04:25PM  
I ran to my safe space right after reading this, I am getting hungry, I ate all my crayons, is it safe to come out?
 
RackWrangler
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02/11/2018 09:20AM  
nooneuno: "I ran to my safe space right after reading this, I am getting hungry, I ate all my crayons, is it safe to come out?"



Hahahahaha. Nice. I like it.

-RW
 
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