Frankly these ads are not strong enough

[zebonaut]

[Tuesday Afternoon]

1. DU Rec.

[Skip Intro]

2. Probably the most inane anti-gun rights thing I've ever seen.

You know what's too bad?

It's too bad the woman believed a lawless person would obey the law.

It's too bad she wasn't armed and trained on how to protect herself, her family, and her home.

Such a deceitful, as usual, bit of insincere propaganda from those who seek to disarm the law-abiding.

They will lose every time.

[radiclib]

3. You know what's really too bad?

This kind of NRA/LaPierre rhetoric about good guys and bad guys. As if this very scenario hasn't played out over and over.
You should play with your penis extension somewhere else.

[drynberg]

4. Oh yeah, shootout at the McDonald's with junior maybe catching lead

Bad Idea!

[alp227]

5. What a combo of right wing talking points AND victim blaming. Yuck. nt

[americannightmare]

6. Gun culture is mass insanity...

No, the real problem is gun nuts and their supporters believing that having a gun is self-defense – and perpetuating the myth. The whole premise is ludicrous. If someone wants to kill you with a gun, the only way you’ll be able to prevent it is to have your own gun trained on everyone at all times, every entrance/exit, everywhere, all the time. It’s called the element of surprise. And the major difference between “defending” yourself with a gun as opposed to pretty much anything else is that bullets tend to kill innocent bystanders. Openly carrying guns didn’t help the dead cops in Vegas, did it! Our gun culture is mass insanity! Owning anything more than a musket is second amendment fetishism.