Sipsey Street Irregulars: By anti-gun 'logic,' Weinstein plans to contribute to millions of deaths

Monday, January 20, 2014

By anti-gun 'logic,' Weinstein plans to contribute to millions of deaths

So if the public health "studies" are to be trusted, and if Weinstein's ability to dramatically alter society's view of guns with a movie is as great as he evidently believes it to be, NRA members should be very nervous. As a life member, I don't expect to miss a moment of sleep.

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Anonymous said...: If it is half a good as the movie "Abba" I won't lose any sleep.; January 20, 2014 at 8:34 AM
Anonymous said...: Folks need to realize that a huge spike in gun crime related deaths, caused by 2nd amendment violating gun restrictions on otherwise law abiding Americans, does NOT bother the gun grabbing liberals at all. No...what bothers Feinstein, Holder, Coumo, Obama and the rest is an armed citizenry that they cannot dictate to.

Molon Labe!; January 20, 2014 at 10:12 AM
Anonymous said...: While it is extremely hypocritical of Weinstein to rant about gun violence while making and profiting from movies that glorify it, it is just as hypocritical of the woman advocating gun rights in the video clip to propose limitation of his freedom of expression through his work.

In short, you either believe in ALL of the Bill of Rights, or none of it.

Lets keep that in mind....and be sure to point out Weinstein's hypocrisy......but advocate that he be able to say whatever he wants.....if we actually believe in the 1st Amendment that is.; January 20, 2014 at 1:17 PM
Paul X said...: I guess people are discovering that public health agencies don't really give a rat's ass about public health; but that like all bureaucracies, perpetration and expansion of the bureaucracy, and serving their ruling class masters, is all that matters to them. Every time this sort of thing comes up, CDC et. al. lose another bit of legitimacy. And they don't have that much to burn either.

As to Weinstein's movie, it's more likely to kick off another round of AR-15 buying.; January 20, 2014 at 6:01 PM

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