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Not Funny: Firearm Prohibitionists Finally Target Elmer Fudd’s Gun
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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It was bound to happen. Elmer Fudd and Yosemite Sam have now been disarmed. For some in the pro-gun community, the term “Fudd” denotes a person who owns guns, typically not for self-defense, but considers themselves above the fray of Second Amendment politics. But it is not owning this or that type of gun that makes a person a Fudd. Rather, it’s an attitude of indifference to the besieged plight of gun owners generally. The name derives from Elmer Fudd, the classic Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies cartoon character who single-mindedly pursued ducks and rabbits (Daffy and Bugs in particular) with his trusty assortment of long arms, usually to his own detriment. |
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stevelync
(6/16/2020)
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| It's about time the elitist Fudds come under fire. This will smoke out exactly which side of the battlefield they are on. There are plenty enough enemies in our ranks. |
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