Irony of a UPS Sign

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Gopher .45

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As I walked into to UPS to return a pistol for warranty service, I passed by a sign at the front door that said something along the lines of "Firearms Prohibited," had a translation in Spanish, and had a picture of what I think was a Berreta pistol. Of course my first thought was that if firearms are prohibited, then how am I going to send this? I didn't bother asking the young kid behind the counter about this ironic situation. He was dutiful in his job and he probably never gave the sign a second thought. Rust on the sign indicated that it had been there quite a while.

The sign was one that is not legally correct here in Texas and actually has no legal value for prohibiting firearms. Apparently it was a sign for Sheeple.
 
Yeah, I do not know why UPS continues to post these signs considering the sale of stolen pistols provides some of the employees with enough income, the Teamsters refuse to strike.
 
The only "no firearms" signs that I really obey are the ones on the Mexico border. I hear they give you 10 years for just having one live round in your pocket!
 
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