Letter for the media.

Tommy.Gun

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PRESS DOES EXCELLENT JOB DISPELLING MYTH OF GUN CONTROL.

by Jim Houck, COA Creative Consultant

Lately I've read and heard a lot of complaints by the pro-firearms
ownership/pro-freedom Americans, insisting that the media is failing to
document the vast benefits of private firearms ownership, from the ability
to keep a government in line to self defense and home protection. This is
not accurate.

Every time the media does one of their circus blitz jobs on a criminal
attack, such as the one in Columbine High School or the recent zoo shooting in our very dangerous national capital, they are loudly trumpeting the folly and very real world dangers of gun control. And make no mistake, it is just that, "gun control." Recently our impeached, lying and dishonored
President, William Jefferson Clinton, has switched his terminology to "gun safety" because the proper term, "gun control" is far too accurate. But I digress, the topic of this article is to make free Americans aware that our press is actually doing a terrific job of reporting on the deadly consequences of gun control. In Washington, gun control laws are about as strict as they can get, with outright bans. Did they prevent the criminal
attack at the zoo? No. The laws were broken, just like in Columbine High
School. Murder laws were broken, assault laws were broken, firearms laws were broken, all the laws were broken, because the criminals had criminal
intent and didn't give a damn about a local ordinance. Why? They had no
immediate repercussions to fear.

Would the same cowardly criminals who broke the laws against murder in Columbine have tried their stunt at a United States Marine Corps base? No. Would they have tried it at the local State Troopers barracks? No. Would they have tried it against a group of deer hunters? Would they have tried it if they had known that several of the teachers wear .45's under their sport jackets? The answer is a resounding "hell no." Why do gangbangers run when the cops show up? Why do murderers and rapists run from police? I'll tell you why- immediate and dire consequences. Why does a lion run from an elephant? Immediate and dire consequences, that's why. If California Senator Dianne Feinstein, author of the very poorly written and dangerous "assault" weapons ban, which banned militia rifles, were in her home and heard the front window break, who is the first person Senator Feinstein would call? The ambulance? No. The window repair man? No. Senator Feinstein would call men with guns.

The reality is, our media is doing a wonderful job of showing Americans how dangerous and stupid firearms bans really are.

I myself have seen Senator Feinstein's gun control in its most perfect form,
total disarmament of the good guys, in a theater in Torrance, where an armed coward punk shot two other people, while all the local Californians,
disarmed by their own "representatives" ran around like idiots, totally
defenseless. The police arrived fifteen minutes later, after they plowed
through LA traffic. Fire and rescue got there about five minutes after
the cops. Of course the bad guy, armed and mocking the entire charade of
"gun control" was long gone.

Violent crime is down in areas with less gun control, like Florida and
Virginia. Places like our nation's capital, where gun control laws are rampant? Assault. Rape. Murder. No thanks.

Our media is doing a spectacular job of exposing the stupidity of gun
control. We just need to see it for what it is and cheer them on.

I would like to see every criminal act carried out with a firearm, covered
as well as the Columbine High School murders were covered. Because it
hammers the grisly point into the heads of all of everyone who believes the lie, the lion runs from the elephant, but the lion kills, rips to pieces and
eats the rabbit.

Thank you to the American media, for exposing the lie of gun control with
such vigor and unspotted determination.


Jim Houck, armed American, free man
 
Well done! That's one of the best I’ve read in a while. With your permission I’d like to print and pass this around. Do you think Jim would mind?


[This message has been edited by jeffer (edited May 25, 2000).]
 
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