That's today's St. Louis Gun Rights Examiner. Please give it a look, and tell a friend.This is one of the greatest differences between those of us who defend the Constitutionally guaranteed, fundamental human right of the individual to keep and bear arms, and those who would rob us of it if they could. We see the slaughter of innocents as unmitigated evil, without a single redeeming quality.
They, on the other hand, see it as opportunity--they need the dead children, the puddles of blood, in order to win support for forcible citizen disarmament. That disarmament, of course, renders still more people defenseless. From among them will come the next "opportunity."
Stumble it!
2 comments:
Pro-gun people are horrified whenever there is a mass shooting. It may be out of simple decency ("Oh my God, all those innocent people..."), or sometimes for selfish reasons ("Oh no, now they will pass a gun ban law because of this"). Either way, though, at least the "gun freaks" don't want these tragedies to happen. I have no doubt that, the day after Sandy Hook, Obama, Feinstein, and their cronies were having an office party in the White House, dancing, laughing, popping open champagne, and giving each other high fives.
Agree that anti-gun politicians obviously must already have bills drawn up and ready in advance. It takes time to write a bill and work out the details, and they could not possibly have a new bill ready to go so soon after the incident. They do not respond to tragedies like Sandy Hook or Virginia Tech. They already have their agenda, and they wait for the tragedies, then exploit them.
Post a Comment