Pew first: Gun rights top gun control in major public opinion shift

cdstraw · Apr 20, 2015

I searched but did not see this listed, if a dupe, I apologize...

Link Shown below:

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/p...in-major-public-opinion-shift/article/2563304

BLUF (Bottom Line Up Front): More citizens are viewing the ownership of a firearm the best way to reduce crime.

I can support this line of reasoning. :thumbsup:

MacGuns · Apr 20, 2015

Rirst posted here
http://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=173680

But I like your subject header better

Maestro Pistolero · Apr 20, 2015

Rirst posted here

Rosted here recond: http://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=173683

teratos · Apr 20, 2015

Pew says: pew pew pew...... :thumbsup:

fidelity · Apr 20, 2015

Maestro Pistolero said:
Rosted here recond: http://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=173683

Rise ruy.

Free Radical · Apr 20, 2015

I blame them damn vidya games.

Bob A · Apr 20, 2015

It's the media's fault. They've managed to convince everyone that we're in constant danger, despite the fact that the crime rate seems to be dropping. Meanwhile, most of the country has gone shall-issue, and folks who are worried realise that the threat of wholesale slaughter in the streets is bunk.

Then they see Obama and Bloomberg trying to get the guns banned, and they figure that they'd better get some while they still can. (See MD, 2013). So the Gun-Salesman-In-Chief shoots himself in the foot, and the country he hates moves closer to freedom. Whoops!

Newtown triggered the movement. Without that media circus, and the knee-jerk reaction by various legislatures, it would still be a relative non-issue; fanning the flames of the gun-ban zealots pushed a lot of middle-of-the-road types off the fence, and into the gun stores.

So it may be that those children did not die in vain. May they rest in peace.

Vile Shadow · Apr 21, 2015

Good. It's long since been time for people to begin to see libtards for the control freaks that they are.

WeaponsCollector · Apr 21, 2015

But 90% of Americans want more gun control! Barack and Hillary told me so!

john_bud · Apr 21, 2015

WeaponsCollector said:
But 90% of Americans want more gun control! Barack and Hillary told me so!

I sure want to control more guns.

Traveler · Apr 21, 2015

john_bud said:
I sure want to control more guns.

Ooh Ooh, me too. :lol2:

rockstarr · Apr 22, 2015

Sling Blade said:
Good. It's long since been time for people to begin to see libtards for the control freaks that they are.

you can do it your own way, if its done just how I say...

that should be the real liberal slogan.

Alan3413 · Apr 22, 2015

WeaponsCollector said:
But 90% of Americans want more gun control! Barack and Hillary told me so!

Everybody wants more gun control. How else are you going to get good groups?

rob-cubed · Apr 22, 2015

teratos said:
Pew says: pew pew pew......

This poll gives me hope that someday, perhaps even the most bone-headed of politicians will understand that guns aren't a partisan plank, and force us to walk it.

rlc2 · Apr 28, 2015

wait, I cant keep up with the disinformatzia....

john_bud said:
I sure want to control more guns.

I thought the progtard party line on 90% was what Sec State Clinton said to Mexican Congress...of all assault weapons used by narcoterrorists in Mexico...
90% came from little LGS in border states?

What happened? Why isnt Bloomberg/NYT/MediaMatters reminding us LIVs ?

:mad54:

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