Sunday, December 30, 2012

"Conscience wins over making money."


SEMINOLE, Fla. - As a pawn shop owner, Frank James was always a big believer in gun rights and the second amendment.  After all, it was his bread and butter business. 

But after what he saw in Newtown, Connecticut on Friday, he's had a change of heart.  "I basically broke into tears and looked up on the wall, seeing the types of firearms I am selling," James said.

At the Loan Star Pawn store in Seminole, a glass display case that once housed several Bushmaster AR-15 assault rifles is now empty.  The glass counters normally filled with handguns has been completely cleared....
The father of four said he was especially touched knowing that his youngest child, a six-year old daughter, was the same age as many of those children who were shot to death.

"I dropped my daughter off at school this morning.  That was enough for me," James said.  "Conscience wins over making money."]
Read more: http://www.abcactionnews.com/dpp/news/gun-seller-i-cant-do-it-anymore#ixzz2GYRrhhL0


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