I Do Not Support Gun Control
I'll go even further: I support the right of the individual to own anything the military itself can procure.
Meanwhile, one of my biggest problems with #GunControl is that no one actually does support it. That there's this ironic truth when people say they don't support gun control, because the truth of their position is they are perfectly fine with unfettered access to guns-when it suits them. Such as government employees, despite the fact they are the most prone to murderous rampages ([i]indeed, more people have been killed by cops in 3 years than mass shooters in other 4 decades[/i]). In reality, it's more aptly called [i]Citizen Control[/i] since the intention of any #GunControl measure ultimately translates to being about controlling what non-lawbreaking citizens are able to do.
My second biggest problem with #GunControl, which goes hand-n-hand with the previous issue, admittedly, is that those who support it clearly are not interested in a gun-free world. If they actually were interested in a #GunFreeWorldZone, they would get together to form their own culture and they would wear symbols and colors (ex. white) denoting the fact you support gun control. That way they would be able to send a message to any would-be gun owner how much you value their armament of choice.
Meanwhile, one of my biggest problems with #GunControl is that no one actually does support it. That there's this ironic truth when people say they don't support gun control, because the truth of their position is they are perfectly fine with unfettered access to guns-when it suits them. Such as government employees, despite the fact they are the most prone to murderous rampages ([i]indeed, more people have been killed by cops in 3 years than mass shooters in other 4 decades[/i]). In reality, it's more aptly called [i]Citizen Control[/i] since the intention of any #GunControl measure ultimately translates to being about controlling what non-lawbreaking citizens are able to do.
My second biggest problem with #GunControl, which goes hand-n-hand with the previous issue, admittedly, is that those who support it clearly are not interested in a gun-free world. If they actually were interested in a #GunFreeWorldZone, they would get together to form their own culture and they would wear symbols and colors (ex. white) denoting the fact you support gun control. That way they would be able to send a message to any would-be gun owner how much you value their armament of choice.
