Swagger
Gold Member
Perhaps I'm wrong, but recently the international media seems to be doubling their efforts on focusing on gun-related violence in Europe.
Anti-gun legislation proponents in America often cite Switzerland as an example of where common sense and gun ownership co-exist in almost perfect harmony.
And now the international media is reporting on seemingly all crimes in Europe - especially Switzerland - that involve firearms. Is this a coincidence? I don't think so. I think that the international media is thrusting these events into the face of pro-gun Americans in a concerted effort to counter their using gun ownership in Switzerland as example of responsible gun ownership.
Did the American and international media thrust these events onto their front pages before the proposed restrictions on "assault weapons" prior to the Sandy Hook tragedy?
Anti-gun legislation proponents in America often cite Switzerland as an example of where common sense and gun ownership co-exist in almost perfect harmony.
And now the international media is reporting on seemingly all crimes in Europe - especially Switzerland - that involve firearms. Is this a coincidence? I don't think so. I think that the international media is thrusting these events into the face of pro-gun Americans in a concerted effort to counter their using gun ownership in Switzerland as example of responsible gun ownership.
Did the American and international media thrust these events onto their front pages before the proposed restrictions on "assault weapons" prior to the Sandy Hook tragedy?