PayPal does not support our US Constitutional Rights to Own and Bear Arms

[pault]

I do not understand why I cannot use the service to sell a firearm, legally, using a 3rd party website that specializes in these items. This is discrimination. There's a liberal, anti 2nd amendment agenda at work here.

Boycott PayPal if you're for preserving our constitutional rights.

[skier]

Suggest finding another transaction processor.  We don't care.

Just because you the auto maker does not sell a car in the color you want, are you going to whine.   Find another auto maker.

You're simply wasting our time.

Regards,

skier

[William_S]

You tell him, Skier!  Now if I could only find a transaction processor who doesn't cater to negroes and mexicans, I'd be set!

[RustBucket]

**sigh**(with eye roll and head shake).    It's comments like these that do more to threaten our gun ownership than pay pal's policies.  There is nothing that raises the hackles of non-gun owners more than someone with a gun overreacting and making irrational accusations and demands while waving the constitution around.

Just as we have the freedom to own guns, Pay Pal has the freedom to not  to be involved in any firearm transactions.  It's not discrimination because they still treat gun owners and non gun owners alike.   I go to the liberal meetings once a month when the agenda is handed out and I have never seen Pay Pal there.  And I have never seen an item on the agenda that attacks the constitution.

Just to be clear, I am a slightly left of middle (if that makes me a liberal ,so be it) gun owner.  You read it right.  I own guns, shoot guns, collect guns, study guns, etc.  and I voted for Obama (and I can admit that  I am not pleased with his performance).  Would I like it if Pay Pal handled firearm transactions?  Sure, it would make my life easier and they would earn revenue from the thousands I spend a year on Firearm-related transactions.  But they don't and I am still going to use them for the other stuff.  I don't see there policy as an attack on the constitution, but simply a business decision that I can understand.  

Now to go find a well regulated militia.....