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Here’s Why Gun Grabbers Are So Nasty
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Bruce W. Krafft
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"We’ve noted for a while now how nasty the forces of civilian disarmament have become in recent years. Since their failure to significantly move the anti-gun needle after Newtown — an opportunity they saw as a sure thing for rolling back Second Amendment rights — the gun-grabbing community seems to have ratcheted up (or down, really) the venom and vulgarity. One of our readers, Ozallos, posited the following theory under our post, ‘Why Are Anti-Gunners So Vile? – ConcealedNation.org Reads Their Hate Mail’ . . ." ... |
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Millwright66
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A characteristic not limited to "gun grabbers". Fifty years' back (the Sixties), I had to change Sociology ****because I asked a very similar question about those espousing "civil rights". Mostly, I suspect, its because this type of personality has a superiority complex. Anyone confronting them is seen as "inferior", hence a "non-person" unworthy of debate or opinion. And you can treat a non-person anyway you choose, (at least in their lexicon).
A sterling current example of this is the on-going "AGCC" kerfuffle. Skeptics of advanced supportive data are ridiculed, hounded and professionally assassinated by its adherents - or rather - apostles/acolytes. Why expect the self-defense debate to be any different ? |
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