Keep telling yourself that.
But watch for the gun laws to start changing, bucko. People are sick of the NRA and their bullshit.
people?
what people?
the NRA had to hire temp help to process all the new membership applications.
what laws will change there Carmack?
The troll is incapable of seeing that connection, as ownership and membership rises across the country. There are even people who vote DFL in my state who support gun rights and see the problem as something rooted deeper in a society that has become too permissive, has a broken mental health system and a media that glorifies vile violence that our youth view on a daily basis. OK, a quick paste...
Research shows the average hour of television viewing has four to five acts of violence, according to Daphne White, executive director of the Lion & Lamb Project, a Bethesda, Maryland, organization created in 1995 to reduce violence in the media. Children's programming, such as cartoons, average 20 to 25 violent acts every hour, White said.
"If you add it up, the average child, with those statistics has seen 100,000 acts of violence by the time they leave elementary school on television," White said, "and 8,000 murders."
The nation's first major study on the effects of TV violence was a 1972 U.S. surgeon general's report that said, "Televised violence, indeed, does have an adverse effect on certain members of our society."
On the one hand, many schools have zero tolerance policies, White said, but the tolerance for violence in the media goes virtually unchecked.
"Kids are getting suspended for incredibly minor violations ever since Columbine," White said, "and yet in the media that they see every day, violence is shown as the way to solve problems."
CNN.com - Study links TV viewing among kids to later violence - March 28, 2002
Wow, that from CNN, a known libtard media outlet.
And that doesn't even cover the vile gaming industry. The biggest connection I see is that as violent imagery has increased the mass shootings have started during the last couple of decades. But, it's just easier to blame a gun than look onto our warped culture and how it has created these lone wolf killers the last couple of decades.