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Letter to Levis regarding anti-gun position
Dear Levi Strauss Company, levistrauss@levi.com
I understand that you support a World free from "gun violence", and
therefore contribute to organizations attempting to pass new anti-gun laws.
I'm sure you understand that the pejorative term of "gun violence" is one
invented by those who would prevent victims from being able to protect
themselves. "Gun violence" is no more real that "water violence", whereby
people die in accidents or criminal acts involving water.
Violence is committed by people against other people. Violent people use
all kinds of tools, sometimes including guns.
The good news is that guns are much more frequently used by law abiding
people to protect themselves from criminals than by criminals to victimize
others. Couple this with the undisputed fact that criminals don't obey the
laws, and it is axiomatic that laws to disarm people only make the law
abiding more easily victimized.
The great question is, why would Levi side with the criminal element? Does
Levi have some special interest in supporting criminals? Do criminals, for
example, buy a lot of Levi products? If so, why do you feel compelled to
favor the criminal element among your customers, at the expense of the law
abiding element? How can any good American support a company that so
clearly favors criminals?
That you would so clearly favor the criminal class is a mystery to me, but
until you recant your uncivilized ways, I will have to recommend that
Montana gun owners and members of the Montana Shooting Sports Association
to no longer buy your products. After a lifetime of wearing Levi's, I'm
switching to something else.
Sincerely yours,
Gary S. Marbut, President |