I'm sorry to hear that. It seems the hysteria is going to cause us all issues.
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It is their house, so their rules. No different than any other business setting rules for their property or homeowner making rules for their property. People just never have an issue with a company's firearm positions until it effects them though. It's a big deal after they know but they never bother to find out what the position is until then. To me that says it's not really a big deal after all. Once they learn of the company's position though it's "Whoa, hold the reigns" and any further dealings are ceased. Hmmm, they'll no longer deal with Company A because they disallow firearms yet they'll continue to utilize banks and the postal service both disallow firearms to be carried on their property. Good chance many other places they're customers have similar positions yet just don't know. If ya gonna banish one, ya gotta do them all. 
As for eBay...being it's their house, I have to respect their rules and abide by them even if I don't like or agree to them. If I wanna buy stuff and sell stuff, that's the compromise.
As for eBay...being it's their house, I have to respect their rules and abide by them even if I don't like or agree to them. If I wanna buy stuff and sell stuff, that's the compromise.
I can tell by looking at magazines that ebay is not allowing high capacity..bummer...
Looking at other items they don't allow, they're evidently anti-porn, anti-horticulture, anti-gambling, anti-bigotry, anti-alcohol...goodness gracious.
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