Since I shared a pro-Second Amendment t-shirt the other day, let’s have an encore and enjoy this poster on gun control.
I’m not sure, though, whether it’s the most compelling message in the world. I remember years ago being a spectator to an abortion argument, with the pro-choice person asserting that “if you don’t like an abortion, don’t have one,” which seemed somewhat persuasive, but then the pro-life person countered by asking whether it would make sense to assert “if you don’t like robbery, don’t commit one.”
But I almost never venture into the abortion debate (the only exceptions being here and here), and I’m not going to change my pattern today.
My only point is that the poster is snarky and mocking, which is the type of humor I often enjoy, so I had to share it.
We do have a second image, and this one is unambiguously clever and compelling.
Very similar message to the first image in this post.
And if these two images don’t give you enough anti-gun control humor, feel free to click here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, and here.
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If your government forces me to pay for your abortion, then you’ve invited my politics into your uterus. If your government forces Christian businesses to cater to your same-sex ‘wedding’, then you’ve invited Christian moral commentary into your interesting relationships (which is what you secretly want).
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To those who adamantly express your desire for a completely disarmed human race, I say RELAX. It’s only a matter of time till you get your way. After the sufficient number of real and staged “mass shooting” events, the citizens, in a state of fear and exhaustion, will give up their rights (and means) for self-defense. The vast majority of humanity will then be successfully disarmed, leaving the exclusive use of force in the hands of the military, the “enforcers” and the criminal element. Those of us who chose to obey “the law” will then be at the complete mercy of these armed groups. Those groups will then be able to do whatever they wish to the helpless population. And they will. Those deemed useless, rebellious, unattractive, defective, or some sort of “threat” to those in power will then be eliminated. Don’t worry, no one will say: “I told you so” to the “gun control,” advocates. Because most of you will be gone, along with all those now deemed subversive/unnecessary. I’m not saying that, considering the militarization of the police (Backed by the military), that an armed population would have much chance against them in open rebellion, but with a disarmed population, ANY rebellion or protest is no longer an option. Consider very carefully if you choose to give a complete monopoly on the use of force to those who orchestrated 9/11, put the poison Fluoride in your families drinking water and commit endless crimes against humanity and our world. Throughout history, multitudes of disarmed peoples have been led to their deaths by criminal governments. So…to all you supporters of the human disarmament movement, REST EASY! You will be victorious! Those behind the movement are very, very clever. Smarter than you, smarter than me. And when they lead you and yours to death or eternal slavery, be sure to tell your families how well your intentions were.
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[…] You can enjoy other examples of gun control humor by clicking here, here, here, here, here, and here. […]
[…] You can enjoy other examples of gun control humor by clicking here, here, here, here, here, and here. […]
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