Man Who Asks Walmart Clerk For Gun To ‘Kill 200 People With’ Is Anti-Gun Activist

This is so freaking messed up.

Some idiot in a Port St. Lucie, Florida Walmart came in and asked a clerk for a gun to “kill 200 people with.”

The clerk was understandably freaked out. It turns out, the man was trying to prove some kind of “gun control” point.

According to the Washington Examiner:

A Florida man caused some worry when he walked into a Port St. Lucie Walmart and asked the clerk about a gun to kill people with.

Phil Attey, an anti-gun activist, admitted to WPTV the remark was in poor taste, but he was trying to make an anti-gun statement because he saw someone who looked like a white nationalist purchase a gun.

Someone who LOOKED like a White Nationalist?

What does that even mean?

So basically this guy thinks you should be denied a gun if he doesn’t like the way you look?

It “was for them [Walmart] to wake up and think about their role in the gun violence toxic climate that we have,” he said.

WHAT A LOAD OF CRAP.

Proving that the Walmart is actually RESPONSIBLE about who they’re selling guns to, (and therefore, proving him wrong) the store reported the creepy behavior:

St Lucie Police say the man who asked a Walmart clerk about a gun to kill people, has been located and found not to be a threat. pic.twitter.com/gPR1eMCVOI

— Matt Sczesny WPTV (@WPTVMatt) August 8, 2019

Phil Attey (let’s make sure people remember his name as the psycho he is) quickly admitted it was him:

The clerk said Attey asked him, “Can you sell me anything (or a gun) that would kill 200 people?” When the worker replied, “That isn’t funny,” Attey said, “I know,” and asked again if they could sell him anything that would kill 200 people.

“YES … THIS WAS ME,” Attey said while sharing an article on his Facebook account. “Yes, I was making a political statement. Walmart, what say ye? Can you guarantee that the guns you sell won’t be used to take human life? And if you cannot … STOP SELLING THEM!”

This dude is a nutjob.

The gross thing? Some will probably be encouraged by his “important work.”