Episode 42: Matter of Facts: Ruining Anti-Gun Propaganda

Alright, topic for the night, anti-gun BS.

Now, I have prepared a selection of banners, and I'm sure we're going to get off topic at some point, because the squirrel's going to bolt across the yard, we're going to start chasing it, realize that we forgot something on the list.

But this is a list of things that I have either...

I've either personally or secondhand bore witness to things that anti-gunners do and say and my rebuttal to most of them.

A couple of these things I might actually surprise you all on because there's some of these things where I'm like, there's an argument to be made.

But for the most part, I think, I mean, you know, my viewpoint on the Second Amendment and on the right to carry firearms is pretty self-evident.

I think I should be able to buy an RPG out of a vending machine and walk up and down the street with it.

And anybody has a problem with that can talk to me from the back of my truck with the pintle mounted M2 Browning.

Good.

Like, I believe we should be able to have anything that is man portable that the military can have.

Man portable.

I would go higher than that.

Well...

Okay.

We should be allowed to have anything the military can have.

Yes.

And if it is so damn dangerous that you cannot trust a 43-year-old taxpaying American with a clean criminal background with it, then I ask why you were able to trust me with it when I was a moron 17-year-old private.

Agreed.

And you can't say I was supervised because we weren't that closely supervised.

Oh,

God, no.

Given the things my grandfather has told me about his time in the Army –

There was no

supervision.

There was

Alright, topic for the night, anti-gun BS.

Now, I have prepared a selection of banners, and I'm sure we're going to get off topic at some point, because the squirrel's going to bolt across the yard, we're going to start chasing it, realize that we forgot something on the list.

But this is a list of things that I have either...

I've either personally or secondhand bore witness to things that anti-gunners do and say and my rebuttal to most of them.

A couple of these things I might actually surprise you all on because there's some of these things where I'm like, there's an argument to be made.

But for the most part, I think, I mean, you know, my viewpoint on the Second Amendment and on the right to carry firearms is pretty self-evident.

I think I should be able to buy an RPG out of a vending machine and walk up and down the street with it.

And anybody has a problem with that can talk to me from the back of my truck with the pintle mounted M2 Browning.

Good.

Like, I believe we should be able to have anything that is man portable that the military can have.

Man portable.

I would go higher than that.

Well...

Okay.

We should be allowed to have anything the military can have.

Yes.

And if it is so damn dangerous that you cannot trust a 43-year-old taxpaying American with a clean criminal background with it, then I ask why you were able to trust me with it when I was a moron 17-year-old private.

Agreed.

And you can't say I was supervised because we weren't that closely supervised.

Oh,

God, no.

Given the things my grandfather has told me about his time in the Army –

There was no

supervision.

There was