VIDEO: Anti-Gun Group Dupes Moviegoers into Watching Real-Life Murders

[RugersGR8]

Why doesn't a pro-gun group open a store and show the guns that people used to successfully defend their lives, their family's lives, etc.,etc., etc.

VIDEO: Anti-Gun Group Dupes Moviegoers into Watching Real-Life Murders - Breitbart
VIDEO: Anti-Gun Group Dupes Moviegoers into Watching Real-Life Murders
by AWR Hawkins13 Apr 2016

 

[doctorjj]

Probably actors in the audience just like the Fake Gun store "first time buyers".

 

[mugsy]

Why doesn't a pro-gun group open a store and show the guns that people used to successfully defend their lives, their family's lives, etc.,etc., etc.

Because, like Deterrence of a generation ago - it doesn't make good press. Saying "look, come see what didn't happen" usually isn't visually impressive.

 

[okcowboy]

I thought they were interesting videos.
I wonder what those same people would think if they watched a "movie" about people being killed by cars or if they would reconsider buying a car if they knew how much their chances of being killed in a car accident went up by actually owning one. I know it's not an apples to apples comparison but it is still thought provoking.
On another similar note, (with no offense intended to anyone personally) these same people should look at the statistics of being killed by a physician or if they can even find out if their "history" of their physician.

 

[dennishoddy]

I thought they were interesting videos.
I wonder what those same people would think if they watched a "movie" about people being killed by cars or if they would reconsider buying a car if they knew how much their chances of being killed in a car accident went up by actually owning one. I know it's not an apples to apples comparison but it is still thought provoking.
On another similar note, (with no offense intended to anyone personally) these same people should look at the statistics of being killed by a physician or if they can even find out if their "history" of their physician.

When I was in High School, they had a student traffic court. You got "sentenced" to watching some car fatality accidents, and some where there were gruesome wounds while people were being taken out of accidents.
I don't know one person that refused to drive a car that saw those video's.
The "ain't gonna happen to me" syndrome always trumps.

 

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