Today, the search engine Yahoo refused to allow the Handgun Club of America to advertise with their company saying, "We are unable to accept this listing because your site promotes a product or service with which Yahoo! Search Marketing does not wish to be associated."
No other reason was given.
According to statistics, there are 65 million handguns in America, and 99% of them are owned by law abiding citizens who have chosen to exercise their 2nd amendment rights and possess a firearm. Many owners of handguns are trained and have permits to carry concealed weapons legally in their states. Many other citizens keep them at home, or at their place of business, to protect themselves or their families.
Not surprisingly, almost all handgun owners at one time or another have questions about the safe operation of their firearm ... how to handle themselves appropriately during stressful, life-and-death situations ... and which equipment to purchase? All questions that the Handgun Club of America does its best to answer, so handgun owners across the country can handle their weapons safely, skillfully, sensibly, and well within the boundaries of the law.
However, in a frightening display of "Big Brother", Yahoo has decided that it is the ultimate arbiter as to which information law abiding Americans can search for.
"I have just two words for Yahoo," said the President of the Handgun Club of America. "Use google."
If you want to check out their website, go to www.handgunclub.com.
No other reason was given.
According to statistics, there are 65 million handguns in America, and 99% of them are owned by law abiding citizens who have chosen to exercise their 2nd amendment rights and possess a firearm. Many owners of handguns are trained and have permits to carry concealed weapons legally in their states. Many other citizens keep them at home, or at their place of business, to protect themselves or their families.
Not surprisingly, almost all handgun owners at one time or another have questions about the safe operation of their firearm ... how to handle themselves appropriately during stressful, life-and-death situations ... and which equipment to purchase? All questions that the Handgun Club of America does its best to answer, so handgun owners across the country can handle their weapons safely, skillfully, sensibly, and well within the boundaries of the law.
However, in a frightening display of "Big Brother", Yahoo has decided that it is the ultimate arbiter as to which information law abiding Americans can search for.
"I have just two words for Yahoo," said the President of the Handgun Club of America. "Use google."
If you want to check out their website, go to www.handgunclub.com.
