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They are now trying to outlaw semi-automatic firearms (like the gov't tried in 1934 with the CGA of 1934 and pistols).

Obviously Walmart does not want us to have semi-autos. So I called and asked Walmart how many rds/min. limit would make them happy.

Uhh,errr, no answer.

Call up and ask to speak to the CEO Doug McMillon how many rds/min would Walmart feel is OK.

His number is in the title ... goes to Walmart HQ, not cust. service.

They are now trying to outlaw semi-automatic firearms (like the gov't tried in 1934 with the CGA of 1934 and pistols). Obviously Walmart does not want us to have semi-autos. So I called and asked Walmart how many rds/min. limit would make them happy. Uhh,errr, no answer. Call up and ask to speak to the CEO Doug McMillon how many rds/min would Walmart feel is OK. His number is in the title ... goes to Walmart HQ, not cust. service.

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Who said I wouldn't? However I do make a point of not doing business with walmart in the first place. I really don't like them as a company.

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I used to like Walmart back when Sam Walton was alive. Their goal was to sell as much American made stuff as they could. Since he died they're 100% on selling the cheapest stuff they can get (from China). I hope the tariffs change their business model. See if you can find "anything" in a Walmart not made in China, other than food items.