Colin Noir has a good video on this issue on YouTube. I agree with him that this is important in that it is part of the continuing effort to have children grow up and see guns as something irrelevant and dangerous and not a reasonable part of their lives. The anti-gunners want children to believe that the 2nd Amendment is an irrelevant holdover from the dim dark past and that it should be done away with as much as is possible. They want people all over this country to feel about guns that way people in NYC feel. Most in that city have never touched a firearm, only know guns from what they see on TV, movies and video games, and have lived all their lives with the belief that only the police should have guns, and that others with guns are invariably criminals.
I have a nephew in the NYC area that once told me that he kept a baseball bat next to his bed as a means of protecting himself and his family should they ever suffer a home invasion. When I asked him why he thought a bat was a better choice than a firearm, he admitted that a firearm was far superior for his family defense, but that guns were so dangerous, so evil, that he could never imagine having one in his own home, let alone having it loaded and available. He admitted that he and his siblings all thought of me as their nice, but crazy uncle because they know I own guns, but more incredible to them, I am a member of the hated and feared NRA.
The anti gunners have already won in a large part of this country. As hunters foolishly ignore what is happening, and think that they with their bolt action rifles and shotguns are safe forever from the gun haters, our political strength as defenders of the 2nd Amendment is diminished. Taking guns away from Elmer Fudd, without diminishing the violence in those cartoons at all, is just part of the effort to turn all of American into copies of what they have already achieved in New York City.
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