"It was obvious from the way I handled the gun that I knew nothing about firearms. Tony sold it to me anyway. The whole thing took 7 minutes. As a gratified consumer, I thought, “Well, that was easy.” Then the terrifying reality hit me, “Holy hell, that was EASY.” Too easy. I still knew nothing about firearms."
Could you imagine the outrage if a woman drove into a car dealership bumped into a curb and parked with her tires on the line and then the dealership refused to sell her a sports care because it is too powerful for her or refused to sell her a SUV because it would be too big for her to handle? Is she really advocating that retailers judge customers and make decisions about how qualified they are to purchase the merchandise?