SonofaScubaDiver said:It's that the gun community does nothing to counter it.
How would it?
SonofaScubaDiver said:It's that the gun community does nothing to counter it.
Glenn and SonOfScubaDiver are right about the unwisdom of resorting to claims about gun control in Nazi Germany. This isn't necessarily because any argument involving Nazis raises the level of emotion, although that may well be the case.5whiskey said:I personally disagree, but I will not argue the merits because I'm not a marketer. I actually am horrible at marketing, what little I have tried. I do maintain that we need to coalesce with a common voice, and let that common voice come up with an effective message.Resorting to the Nazi Germany argument will not help. It never does anything but stoke fear and makes us look bad.
How would it?
SonofaScubaDiver said:That is a very good question that I wish I had a very good answer to. It's so frustrating because I can see the problem but not a solution that would work on a macro level. For now, on a micro level, I'm just doing what I can to tell my story to all my non gun owning friends. I make a point of telling them about all the good people I've met since becoming a gun owner.
Here is an interesting piece. https://www.politico.com/story/2018/...endment-488561
It demonstrates that 2nd. Amend. support can be found and encouraged across classic party lines. Such candidacies should be supported. While this is a touch political, that is not my intent in posting it.