Models show off firearms tucked into their
UNDERWEAR during concealed carry fashion
show at NRA convention in Houston - just
days after 19 kids and two teachers were
killed in school shooting
Posted By: Ribicon, 5/29/2022 10:44:46 AM
The National Rifle Association put on a concealed carry fashion show at its Houston fashion show where models displayed guns tucked into their underwear just four days after the Uvalde shooting. Two women proudly showed off hand guns strapped to their chest area as they pulled up their shirts with big smiles on their faces. Another blonde woman wearing a beige pencil skirt and an off-the-shoulder top gave a mischievous grin as she lifted up her shirt to reveal a black gun tucked tightly into a white lacey undergarment. Other women wore their concealed weapons in less provocative places, such as under their armpits and stashed in fashionable purses.
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Here's the news:
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If one of the teachers had an easily accessible handgun at the ready, as demonstrated by these models, they and their students would have stood a fighting chance of being alive right now. Instead, a deranged killer strolled into the school because the security door was propped open, broke into a classroom, and killed at will while kids were calling 911 and the trained police officers bravely hid outside until it was all over.