since9
Campaign Veteran
The antis are quite literally, totally ignorant on the subject. For them, it's all about emotions, not facts:
"Political commentator and comedian Steven Crowder wanted to see how much those calling for "common sense gun control" actually know about firearms. To do so, he set up a tent for the "Citizens Coalition for Common Sense Gun Reform" and asked his fellow concerned citizens about what types of guns the government should ban and why.
"What he learned: ALMOST NO ONE KNOWS ANYTHING ABOUT GUNS and all of their reasons behind which guns should be banned and which should be allowed are based off of how guns make them feel, not what they are actually capable of."
"Crowder asks Common Sensers to decide on a "sliding scale" which of the guns he is displaying should be banned and which should be allowed. The "experts" it turns out are utterly superficial in what weapons they believe the government should confiscate: If it was metallic and wood, people were fine with it. If it was black and "tactical looking," they wanted the government to ban it."
Linky.
Here's another beauty: "When Crowder makes the absurd claim that the AR-15 is used in upwards of "99.4% of mass shootings," most of the participants accept that statistic as true. In fact, only 3% of all criminal uses of guns actually involve rifles of any kind." I find this an abundantly clear indication of just how incredibly and grossly distorted mainstream media reporting really is on the use and misuse of firearms here in these United States.
"Political commentator and comedian Steven Crowder wanted to see how much those calling for "common sense gun control" actually know about firearms. To do so, he set up a tent for the "Citizens Coalition for Common Sense Gun Reform" and asked his fellow concerned citizens about what types of guns the government should ban and why.
"What he learned: ALMOST NO ONE KNOWS ANYTHING ABOUT GUNS and all of their reasons behind which guns should be banned and which should be allowed are based off of how guns make them feel, not what they are actually capable of."
"Crowder asks Common Sensers to decide on a "sliding scale" which of the guns he is displaying should be banned and which should be allowed. The "experts" it turns out are utterly superficial in what weapons they believe the government should confiscate: If it was metallic and wood, people were fine with it. If it was black and "tactical looking," they wanted the government to ban it."
Linky.
Here's another beauty: "When Crowder makes the absurd claim that the AR-15 is used in upwards of "99.4% of mass shootings," most of the participants accept that statistic as true. In fact, only 3% of all criminal uses of guns actually involve rifles of any kind." I find this an abundantly clear indication of just how incredibly and grossly distorted mainstream media reporting really is on the use and misuse of firearms here in these United States.
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