for the day that they will take their country back from liberals and minorities.

One third of that group is minorities

It appears of the 21 people, 7 are either African American, Latino or Asian.

of any of the others.

It looks like there are 3 AA. The rest are a best guess.

It would fit with what I have seen locally at stores that sell firearms. I've seen up to 50 of buyers are minorities at some places

I see a facemask.

The likelihood she could name more than three amendments is slim.

Americans are loading up on guns and ammo as hurricane season continues

Americans are loading up on guns and ammo for Burning Man

Americans are loading up on guns and ammo because it's part of their Arbor Day celebration

Americans are loading up on guns and ammo because it's Tuesday

Americans are loading up on guns and ammo because of the election next week

Americans are loading up on guns and ammo because of the election last week

Americans are loading up on guns and ammo in anticipation of Yom Kippur

Americans are loading up on guns and ammo to go to Big Lots

Americans are loading up on guns and ammo for Gay Pride week

Americans are loading up on guns and ammo because they love Yorkshire Terriers

Bang, bang, bang, bang.

The question is: Do you want to live in that world?

I'd rather live in a world where heroes are quick with their cell phone videos.

George Floyd is dead.

In a just universe none of this happens. Everyone lives.

Half the country are fear based people.

Stupid and mean.

We outnumber them.

Are buying because of tRump and his agenda?

Not everyone who is armed is a trumpista....

Also breaking: Sloths are slow and water is wet. Film at 11.

This is a picture from Los Angeles in March.

https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2020-03-14/liquor-marijuana-and-guns-also-popular-among-hoarders-as-fear-grows-over-coronavirus
People lined up outside Martin Retting store in Culver City, Ca. on Sunday, March 15. The store sells sporting goods, including guns and knives. The line extended past the store front. (Francine Orr/Los Angeles Times)

At Martin B. Retting Gun Shop in Culver City, a line of prospective customers stretched outside the door. Inside, they were shoulder to shoulder, waiting up to five hours for service. A fast-food truck was taking orders at the curb.

Kind of lazy of them to recycle an old photo.

Hospitals are report sharp jump in self inflicted gun shot wounds...1,000 of toes have been loss ....

A homeless mom got one of those nightly stay hotel rooms. She owned a gun and was handling it. The gun went off and killed her two year old child. Now, that wonan was clearly struggling, but she was trying to keep her child. My guess is every day that she awakes now, she wishes that she had never seen a gun.

You're more likely to use that gun on yourself than need it for self-defense.

It seems like I'm always reading these types of stories over the years.

X is causing Americans to load up on guns and ammo.

Notice, not a mask is sight. Those people are never going to vote for democrats, let's be more concerned about convincing people who were not in that line.

it's not very recent.

Those people in that line, regardless of when the picture was taken, likely will buy a gun during any stressful period, a big hurricane coming, post hurricane or tornado. That is their right, but unfortunately many are likely to use the gun on themselves or kill a close family member by accident.

In the event of a riot or other chaos, what good is a gun to them? If they are lucky they will likely shoot one person, then have the others set the building on fire with them trapped inside. It is safer to help bring about a just society that removes the flash points that bring about chaos, but I doubt that any of those people think that deeply.

I really wish we could rec individual posts, yours would get one from me.