[Gun Talk] West Virginia Citizen Defense League: Interview on Firearms

Why can't we get folks like Keith in CNN, FOX and other major news networks.

For every intelligent gun advocate, you have one Alex Jones. That's why. Because the Alex Jones' of the world are the ones who are louder, who get more attention, and who sully the image of the second amendment all over. They're the conservative version of the pasty-faced, pot-smoking (no offense to the smokers here) hippy whining about world peace and socialism while living on his parent's credit card bill.

I now Pariah, it's just sad that we have such whack jobs like Jones "representing" law abiding firearms owners.

This guy was fantastic, he absolutely destroyed the host. Most folks will never hear this guy though sadly, main stream media will never interview him because he doesn't fit their plan for pushing their agenda.

The media is rabidly anti gun unfortunately, so the misinformation, brainwashing and outright lies will continue to poison the minds of the masses, and this is something that doesn't just apply to firearms unfortunately.

I wish there was a media station that just reported the news, no politics, nothing, just the news. Here's what happened, the facts, and that's that.

Maybe in the land of Walgreen's there is such a station, but we don't like in such a land unfortunately.

This guy is good, no mistake about it. He knows his stuff, and he knows how to present it in the most appealing way.

:One thing that has always confused me, and maybe you can help me out here, is why media is often biased against gun ownership? I know a lot of the bigger news stations are controlled, if not wholely then in part, by conservatives, and it makes no sense to me that they'd be anti-2A.

I've been wondering,if they magically do ban all guns one day and we're all defenseless.....what's next to go?Pepper spray banned?Knives?

AFAIK, pepper spray is already regulated/restricted in some states.

Ante wrote:AFAIK, pepper spray is already regulated/restricted in some states.

I can buy that in Walgreens. If you want it anonymous, you can buy it on a ton of sites.

In the state of New York, pepper spray may be legally possessed by any person age 18 or over; however, it must be purchased in person (i.e., cannot be purchased by mail-order or internet sale) either at a pharmacy or from a licensed firearm retailer (NY Penal Law 265.20 14 (a)), and the seller must keep a record of purchases. The use of pepper spray to prevent a public official from performing his/her official duties is a class-E felony.

New York is just a NO FUN zone apparently.

I get a huge kick out of this though...

The use of pepper spray to prevent a public official from performing his/her official duties is a class-E felony.

So is California Chicago among others.

damn that sucks,it's all over the place here,I used it on a guy once lol

Just curious why the deaths prevented by people being armed with guns is never discussed?

For the same reason the government doesn't make light of how many people are killed by police officers (domestically)?

JrTapia1991 wrote:damn that sucks,it's all over the place here,I used it on a guy once lol

Just curious why the deaths prevented by people being armed with guns is never discussed?

For the same reason the government doesn't make light of how many people are killed by police officers (domestically)?

Because it doesn't make them look good.

Because there's no "Shock" value, it doesn't push someones agenda or fit their views.