I like watching these debates for some reason:
I figured I would share it because it’s gun related content. I feel like I keep learning the same lesson over and over again with these though… I get to the end and I’m like “Yea I’ve heard all this 1000x before, just with different people in a different setting.”
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COMMENTThis is an Anti-Anti gun campaign for the history books:
This guy hit google images, fired up the bubble jet, hit record, let the pee stream hit the page. That’s some good content right there.
You can hit up the individual videos up for source links, in case you’re wondering WHY he’s peeing on particular companies or people.
After seeing some of the videos, I’m worried he’s not saying hydrated enough.
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COMMENThaha Everytown back at it:
People are so dumb. Like congress is going to listen to the voicemails… and if they do they will probably crack a few cold ones and listen to idiots trip over their own words and be mad about guns.
I’m actually surprised celebs jump on this bandwagon. I guess there is enough of them in Hollywood that believe the same thing, so it doesn’t do any damage to their career.
1:22 – Ah, so silencers would make mass shootings even more deadly. Good to know *eye roll*. Has Everytown figured out how to make murder MORE illegal yet? So illegal that even criminals won’t want to do it? Yea didn’t think so.
1:28 – Oh of course there’s opposition to concealed carry reciprocity too. Naturally, the law abiding citizen who conceal carries a firearm for his/her own self protection is a great danger to others *extreme eye roll*.
So to recap… criminals are so scared of laws, that currently they refuse to use silencers and they really hesitate to break any carry laws. Weakening any of these POWERFUL laws will put the entire American public at risk. *cringe* This is all so retarded I feel like going back to bed.
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COMMENTThe irrelevant Brady Campaign gets punny with the title.
Hmmm so I guess this is supposed to scare all 28 of the anti-gun Brady Campaign followers? To anyone else it looks more like a remixed pro-gun ad.
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COMMENTBut they gave them reality not fantasy:
Hmmmm got em? This is one of the better anti-gun marketing ideas I’ve ever seen, because at least there was some effort put in. I still don’t get how seemingly these people can separate criminals having guns and doing bad stuff with them, from people wanting them to PROTECT THEMSELVES from such criminals. I’m sure some of those shootings could have been stopped or at least saved a few lives if there was a good guy with a gun.
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COMMENTYawwwwwwn:
0:05 – I’ve already lost interest in this video seeing as they are inflating the number by including suicides. You know when you have to lie 5 seconds into your video, it’s not worth a damn.
I’m sure a good portion of those people who were killed, would be smart enough to understand that if a good guy with a gun was there when they got killed maybe it COULD have been prevented? Maybe if they were armed themselves they would still be alive? These are valid questions, but these anti-gun groups don’t have logic… guns are bad and only cops and the military should have them end of discussion, is how it always works. It’s ridiculous to think that a good guy with a gun could have prevented all these deaths, and it’s also ridiculous to assume that in all cases a good guy there would have made things better and not worse, but to consistently tread on everyone’s rights because of the deaths of a small fraction of the total population is NOT something I like to see.
The “ghost vote” idea which targets a tweet or a mention at a pro-gun legislator in your state in an effort to make them “consider common sense gun laws” is weak and a complete waste of time. There are only a handful of people on twitter right now participating in this. It’s only a matter of time before the pro gun crowd hijacks this hashtag haha. It always happens and they get so mad when the pro gun community can pull together better than they can.
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