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Check out this interview from 2012 before we dive in, yes?
Democrat presidential candidate billionaire Michael Bloomberg, who spends tens of millions of dollars pushing for extreme gun control laws, demonstrates that he knows literally nothing about firearms.pic.twitter.com/SCjpNdQm6h
— Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) November 7, 2019
His knowledge base is lacking for firearms AND hunting …cool.
It seems to me that the problem is regarding criminals as opposed to the weapon of choice.
…at least, it should be.
OR here’s another idea – so long as you pay people WHO HAVE GUNS to protect you WITH SAID GUNS, you can’t dictate how I choose to protect my own damn self.
But wait, there’s more.
The Daily Wire reported:
Democrat presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg’s $10 million anti-gun ad that is set to air during the Super Bowl tomorrow makes false claims about child gun deaths and falsely suggests that the victim highlighted in the commercial was a child when he was tragically killed.
The ad highlights the mother of George Kemp, a boy who was murdered in a shooting in 2013, with heavy emotion about her loss (understandably so).
However, the ad states claims in which are devoid of a credible source… or any source, for that matter.
More from The Daily Wire:
The emotional ad then states, “2,900 CHILDREN DIE FROM GUN VIOLENCE EVERY YEAR.”
Fox News reported:
However, a recent report from the Bloomberg-founded group Everytown for Gun Safety came up with that same number — but only when it included teenagers ages 18 and 19 in the calculation. Bloomberg’s advertisement makes no mention of older teenagers and suggests that the statistic is referring to younger children only. Washington Free Beacon reporter Stephen Gutowski found that once adults were removed from the calculation, the number dropped by nearly half.
Additionally, court documents from a Texas state appellate court reviewed by Fox News show that the victim referenced in the advertisement, George Kemp, was 20 years old at the time of his death.
You guessed it – the ad will not be including these crucial, salient facts.
