The Comedy Channel mocking the Second Amendment and supporters!

[Minuteman]

I get that it's 'comedy' but a lot of these 'jokers' are truly anti's and disguise their insults and attacks as humor.

I stumbled upon this while looking for some data about how terrible gerrymandering is in Maryland.

There is an MSI poster in one of the images 'explaining' what 2A signs mean:

https://www.rebelmouse.com/indecision/anti_gun_control_signs_transla-141584582-s3.html

 

[strider07]

Same tired old trend of the US political system: if you can't back your argument up with straight, undoctored facts and your argument flies in the face of the fundamental principles of the country, you resort to strawman arguments to make the other side look silly until they budge. We have to stay strong on this, the second amendment is the legal principle from which all other rights are protected in our country. It's a shame that we've come to this.

Oh and nice comment of theirs on only reading one part of the constitution, she was quoting two parts of it. Get yourself together before you make fun of us.

 

[Echo]

This has to be expected. strider07 pretty much said it all. Much like the Jim Carey thing and what SNL has been doing lately of making fun of the NRA and everyone who speaks for gun owners rights. Under the guise of comedy and satire they try to twist everything said into some crazy statement and try to pass that off as fact.

 

[krucam]

I recognize the board, I made it for a January '10 OHR in Annapolis.

I recognize the venue, One First where I was #70 for 50 spots to get in to hear McDonald Orals....March '10.

I forget the 2A Sister in the photo. Rats...

I think I recognize the person holding the board as well....

 

[Goateggs]

Maintaining a two-decade tradition in cable television, last week Comedy Central's Board of Directors decided to remove anything remotely funny from their programming. Citing the examples of the complete absence of music on MTV and the History Channel's decision to focus solely on extraterrestrials and Alaskan ice truckers, CEO Amanda Huggenkiss announced the change in direction at a shareholders' meeting in Gayville, South Dakota. News of the board's decision was broadcast on CNN, as Comedy Central could not carry the footage, which was punctuated with loud snickers and derisive hooting.