Funny, your entire quote here doesn't say a damn thing about "Liberals". It repeatedly cites "gun control advocates".
There's a difference?
Of course there's a difference. Always has been. Once again it was Liberals who wrote the Second Amendment in the first place. And also once again, neither the quoted text, nor its source link, ever mentions anything about "Liberal" anything, except for its references TO that Amendment.
It also mentions "2A" (the Second Amendment), which was written by ---- Liberals.
Don't even try to pretend that the liberals of the 18th century have anything in common with so-called liberals of today.
Hey, it's not in my control if undereduated wags are misusing a long-established term into its own opposite. That shit started with the con artistry of Joe McCarthy and the "Red Scare" daze. We're not required to not-see-through that for the snake oil it is. George H.W. Bush revived it in 1988 trying to use the term against his opponent as if it were some kind of slur (which was the idea of Lee Atwater, another con man). Have the stones to stand up and ask why they would do that. And who is served by that linguistic conflation. That deliberate dumb-down of things we already knew. WHO does it serve to hand out counterfeit political terms?
The OP here tried to run exactly the same bullshit, shoving the word "Liberal" into a series of tweets that never used the term at all. That's deliberate language-poisoning, and it's done to deliberately create the very minefield of mendacity you just walked into.
Again, as already noted ---- these antagonists, if they even exist (we have only hearsay tweets from a stranger) might be leftists, if they derive from a political philosophy. Or they might just be emotional terroristic assholes with no particular political base at all. But they cannot be "Liberals", by definition. Nor did the complainant call them that. Again the OP plugged that in.
Why can't you call him out for his blatant dishonesty in doing that? I sure can.
Reading is a lost art.
As is intellectual honesty, apparently.
Apparently so yep. We've got wags wallowing around pretending a long-established term actually means the opposite of ---- itself. If that ain't Doublethink I don't know what is.
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