Staff Reports
In a recent news story, it’s being reported that there are some folks out there who want to mess with the Second Amendment rights of good, law-abiding citizens. Yep, you heard that right! These people seem to think they know better than our Founding Fathers. How absurd is that? It’s like they never even read the Constitution!
Now, let’s talk about Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson. She made a pretty embarrassing blunder during a discussion about bump stocks. She actually believed that a bump stock could make a gun shoot 800 rounds in just one second. Seriously, does she even understand how guns work? It’s concerning when someone in power who is supposed to make important decisions doesn’t have a basic understanding of firearms.
The ATF's 'Face the Nation' Interview Went Completely Off the Rails, and the Internet Let Them Have It https://t.co/RkpY25PdzO
— N. E. Threat (@threatne) March 4, 2024
And then we have President Joe Biden, who is always spewing out misinformation about guns. He just can’t seem to get his facts straight. I mean, come on, Mr. President, do some research before you start talking nonsense!
But wait, it gets even worse. The Biden Administration’s ATF Director, Steve Dettelbach, and Chris Bort, who is in charge of the Firearms Ammunition Technology Division, appeared on a news show and proved just how clueless they are about guns. Dettelbach couldn’t even tell the difference between a clip and a magazine, while Bort struggled to dismantle a Glock. Really? These are the people making decisions about gun laws in our country?
It’s both hilarious and terrifying to see these so-called “experts” fumble around with firearms like they’ve never seen one before. It’s clear that they’re just trying to scare the public with their lack of knowledge. But guess what? Gun owners and supporters of the Second Amendment aren’t fooled by their tactics. We need people in power who actually understand what they’re talking about when it comes to guns, not those who spread fear and ignorance. Let’s hope for some common sense to prevail in the midst of all this chaos.
