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SoCalDavidS

(10,599 posts)
Sat Apr 17, 2021, 11:07 PM Apr 2021

How About A Program To Trade In Your Hazardous Peloton In Exchange For An AR-15?

Personally, I would feel a whole lot safer having a gun around the house with children, than a deadly Peloton.

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How About A Program To Trade In Your Hazardous Peloton In Exchange For An AR-15? (Original Post) SoCalDavidS Apr 2021 OP
If you have both a Peloton treadmill and a kid, why not trade the kid for an AR-15 instead? RockRaven Apr 2021 #1
I Have None Of The Three SoCalDavidS Apr 2021 #2
I read something referring to Peloton owners as "cultish" because they weren't giving up their sop Apr 2021 #3

RockRaven

(18,940 posts)
1. If you have both a Peloton treadmill and a kid, why not trade the kid for an AR-15 instead?
Sat Apr 17, 2021, 11:12 PM
Apr 2021

Get fit. Wave around a proxy peepee. None of this nurturing bullshit. Win-win-win. America, fuck yeah!

 

SoCalDavidS

(10,599 posts)
2. I Have None Of The Three
Sat Apr 17, 2021, 11:31 PM
Apr 2021

At my age, a kid is unlikely, and I'm anti-gun, so that's out too.

I guess the most likely acquisition would be a Peloton, but apparently those are too dangerous, so I'm SOL.

sop

(17,930 posts)
3. I read something referring to Peloton owners as "cultish" because they weren't giving up their
Sat Apr 17, 2021, 11:50 PM
Apr 2021

machines after being warned of the potential danger. What does that make owners of AR-15s?

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