Here is a random study I found.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/01/170117102215.htm
Not all gun owners are the same.
There are low IQ gun owners that love to see jet powered big rigs melt pavement.
There are gun owners that think Trump is an outstanding Christian! lolololololololol
There are cowboys and gals that use guns as an ornament in their zoom meetings.
There are gun owners that know god will not help them in survival.
It's a tool we've used for generations and THOSE policy makers that want more power are surrounded by guns.
>99% of gun owners can go about their entire life not killing any person.
Kind of like Big Pharma and consumerist culture in general.
Bottom line is, I don't expect the motherfucking police to rush in for a rescue.
I expect these first responders to go home to their families when the shit hits the fan.
No hard feelings!
***
Another take
John Whitehead
The United States is the number one consumer, exporter and perpetrator of violence and violent weapons in the world.
Violence has become America’s calling card.
We are a military culture engaged in continuous warfare.
We have been a nation at war for most of our existence.
We are a nation that makes a living from killing through defense contracts, weapons manufacturing and endless wars.
We are being fed a steady diet of violence through our entertainment, news, sports and politics.
All of the military equipment featured in blockbuster movies is provided—at taxpayer expense—in exchange for carefully placed promotional spots aimed at boosting civic pride in the military, recruiting for the military, and churning out profit-driven propaganda for the military industrial complex. Even reality TV shows have gotten in on the gig.
It’s estimated that U.S. military intelligence agencies (including the NSA) have influenced over 1,800 movies and TV shows.
This is how you acclimate a population to war.
This is how you cultivate loyalty to a war machine.
This is how, to borrow from the subtitle to the 1964 film Dr. Strangelove, you teach a nation to “stop worrying and love the bomb.”
This is how you sustain the nation’s appetite for war.
You want to stop the gun violence?
Stop the worship of violence that permeates our culture.
Stop treating guns and war as entertainment fodder in movies, music, video games, toys, amusement parks, reality TV, sports and more.
Stop distributing weapons of war (weapons that have no business being anywhere but on a battlefield) to the local police and transforming police into extensions of the military.
Stop exposing young people to the military industrial complex’s pervasive propaganda.
Stop falling for the military industrial complex’s psychological war games.
Salvador Ramos may have pulled the trigger that resulted in the mayhem in Uvalde, Tex., but something else is driving the madness.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/01/170117102215.htm
Not all gun owners are the same.
There are low IQ gun owners that love to see jet powered big rigs melt pavement.
There are gun owners that think Trump is an outstanding Christian! lolololololololol
There are cowboys and gals that use guns as an ornament in their zoom meetings.
There are gun owners that know god will not help them in survival.
It's a tool we've used for generations and THOSE policy makers that want more power are surrounded by guns.
>99% of gun owners can go about their entire life not killing any person.
They dupe these people in to buying unnecessary things by instilling fear in them.
Bottom line is, I don't expect the motherfucking police to rush in for a rescue.
I expect these first responders to go home to their families when the shit hits the fan.
No hard feelings!
***
Another take
John Whitehead
The United States is the number one consumer, exporter and perpetrator of violence and violent weapons in the world.
Violence has become America’s calling card.
We are a military culture engaged in continuous warfare.
We have been a nation at war for most of our existence.
We are a nation that makes a living from killing through defense contracts, weapons manufacturing and endless wars.
We are being fed a steady diet of violence through our entertainment, news, sports and politics.
All of the military equipment featured in blockbuster movies is provided—at taxpayer expense—in exchange for carefully placed promotional spots aimed at boosting civic pride in the military, recruiting for the military, and churning out profit-driven propaganda for the military industrial complex. Even reality TV shows have gotten in on the gig.
It’s estimated that U.S. military intelligence agencies (including the NSA) have influenced over 1,800 movies and TV shows.
This is how you acclimate a population to war.
This is how you cultivate loyalty to a war machine.
This is how, to borrow from the subtitle to the 1964 film Dr. Strangelove, you teach a nation to “stop worrying and love the bomb.”
This is how you sustain the nation’s appetite for war.
You want to stop the gun violence?
Stop the worship of violence that permeates our culture.
Stop treating guns and war as entertainment fodder in movies, music, video games, toys, amusement parks, reality TV, sports and more.
Stop distributing weapons of war (weapons that have no business being anywhere but on a battlefield) to the local police and transforming police into extensions of the military.
Stop exposing young people to the military industrial complex’s pervasive propaganda.
Stop falling for the military industrial complex’s psychological war games.
Salvador Ramos may have pulled the trigger that resulted in the mayhem in Uvalde, Tex., but something else is driving the madness.
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