Michigan Ammo Company Announces No Tolerance Policy for Joe Biden Voters
Richard Moorhead
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Michigan ammunition manufacturing company Fenix Ammunition announced a no tolerance policy relating to sales to Joe Biden voters on Thursday, sending left-wingers up in arms over the consequences of their own actions.
Customers who use Fenix Ammo’s website are asked to affirm that they didn’t vote for Joe Biden when making a purchase. The Novi company primarily sells ammunition online.
Fenix’s owners cited Biden’s pledge to criminalize online sales of ammunition as justification for the no tolerance policy. If Biden enacted such a gun control measure, it would destroy Fenix’s business, as well as many other smaller manufacturers of ammunition that lack the capability to compete with outdoors franchises. Guns and ammunition are one of the few industries in the country still defined by small and medium business, with globalist corporations notoriously opposed to the concept of everyday citizens owning guns.
Fenix went on to explain the policy on Twitter, explaining that its customers can’t expect to support measures that would destroy the business while expecting to be served.
First question – are we serious?
Yes, we are serious. Joe Biden ran on a campaign built on the most radical gun control platform a major party candidate has ever had, including banning the online sale of ammunition. Essentially, a plan to bankrupt our company.
— Fenix "Kulak" Ammunition (@FenixAmmunition) February 11, 2021
Whining from Biden collaborators who expect their gun rights to be recognized by those who they voted to take them from wasn’t tolerated.
I have you getting pegged by a rainbow haired Tinder date with multiple co-morbidities.
— Fenix "Kulak" Ammunition (@FenixAmmunition) February 11, 2021
The policy has been met with a surge of interest and sales from the Second Amendment community. Fenix sold out its latest production batch of 9mm ammunition in less than a hour today, and overwhelming demand for ammo continues to sell out every form of cartridge the company manufactures.
It’s worth paying more to purchase quality American-made ammunition from this company.
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