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President Donald Trump’s staunch offense against the bloated Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives is shaking the core of anti-gun zealots. Critics claim his actions are enabling criminals to access firearms more freely. But let’s be real: these cries are nothing more than the last gasps of an anti-American agenda desperate for relevance.
The mainstream liberals are bent out of shape about Trump gutting Joe Biden’s legacy of heavy-handed gun control. The word on the street is that Trump is tearing down useless policies that target law-abiding gun dealers and craft ridiculous regulations around ghost guns. Remember when Biden weaponized the ATF, forcing gun dealers to jump through hoops over minor paperwork mishaps? That insanity is now on the chopping block where it belongs.
Anti-Gunner Columnist Claims Trump's War on the ATF Is Making It Easier for Bad Guys to Get Firearms https://t.co/xsc3QWSmS4
— Scott Girouard (@ImaGator1981) July 3, 2025
Look at the history—Waco, Fast and Furious. The ATF is hardly innocent. Despite its incompetence, it has been a favorite tool for anti-gun fanatics to harass law-abiding Americans. Don’t just take my word for it. Look at how the ATF and FBI have spied on Californian gun purchases, violating privacy under the guise of background checks. These “unconstitutional investigations” have nothing to do with justice; they’re an Orwellian nightmare come to life.
Liberals whine about untraceable guns, but their manufactured outrage masks the truth: people don’t trust the government. Why should they? When Big Brother starts tracking firearms, who’s to say you won’t be next on some secret government list? This isn’t about stopping crime but about stripping individuals of their right to defend themselves, turning citizens into criminals in some twisted pre-crime fantasy.
Trump’s action on the ATF isn’t gifting guns to criminals; it’s gifting freedom back to Americans. Instead of fearing criminals who will get guns one way or the other, why aren’t we empowering citizens to protect themselves? Shouldn’t Americans have the right to guard against thugs and tyrants alike? In a world where the government trips over itself to tighten its grip on power, maybe Trump’s battle isn’t making it easier for criminals—it’s making it harder for tyranny.
