6/19/2016, 8:31 pm
There is another casualty in the War Against Guns in the news. A New York man named Gersh Kuntzman has just received Post Traumatic Stress Disorder in this war. He was not shot. He did not see someone get shot. Nay, it was him doing the shooting.
Gersh emerged from his New York City home to travel a few hours west to Philadelphia where he met up with Frank Stelmach, owner of the Double Tap Shooting Range. He had tried many different shooting ranges, but none of them would comply with his wish to film. All right thinking people may think that Gersh was stepping into the belly of the beast as he walked into such a scary place, but do not worry. Mr. Stelmach was a former Law Enforcement Officer back in Europe, and believes that "There should be expanded background checks — extending into your family, friends and associates" - A great idea for President Obama to consider.
Gersh says in his article that "It felt to me like a bazooka — and sounded like a cannon." Indeed, the AR-15 he shot might as well be a cannon. They both can kill the same amount of people in about the same amount of time. He also got a bruise on his shoulder and the brass casings that flew from the gun disoriented him. The smell of sulfur caused him to be ill.
But Gersh is just one out of hundreds of thousands of people who are frightened by guns. Mr. Kuntzman is a mentally healthy person, and so are many others, so that proves that it must be the gun's fault for all the messes that come from shootings. In fact, guns are so dangerous that they even turn on their masters, just look at how often the person holding the gun is shot dead also. Pitbull dogs clamp onto and injure other people and even their owners, and many cities have banned them. Why can't we do the same thing with guns?
Gersh teaches us a very powerful lesson - that guns are to be feared. Every single part, from the "bomb-like" explosion, to the disorienting brass cases and sickening sulfur smell mentioned earlier, are to be feared. And he also teaches us, in an indirect fashion, that gun owners are to be feared also.
Gun owners are to be feared because they willingly let these mass-murdering machines into their homes. They even spend large quantities of money and time putting rounds through these murder weapons just so that the murder weapon can feel the ecstasy of killing without having to actually kill. In other words, they are fellating the guns that have taken over them as their master.
We must stop the slavery of people to their guns, and the only way that that can happen is by a total and outright ban and confiscation of every civilian-owned gun in America. They need to stop serving their guns so that they can recognize that we all are equal and that the world is a better and safer place without guns. While they are enslaved, the gun feeds them lies like "The world is safer with guns" and "The person kills, not the gun", and other suck poppycock. They experience a sort of psychosis because of their guns.
In our Commune called The People's Cube, all guns are, of course, banned, but we must extend this ban to the whole of America. Please support the Democratic Party and all politicians, public figures, and people who support a civilian ban of guns. With your help, we can make America, and soon the world, a safer place to live.
Gersh emerged from his New York City home to travel a few hours west to Philadelphia where he met up with Frank Stelmach, owner of the Double Tap Shooting Range. He had tried many different shooting ranges, but none of them would comply with his wish to film. All right thinking people may think that Gersh was stepping into the belly of the beast as he walked into such a scary place, but do not worry. Mr. Stelmach was a former Law Enforcement Officer back in Europe, and believes that "There should be expanded background checks — extending into your family, friends and associates" - A great idea for President Obama to consider.
Gersh says in his article that "It felt to me like a bazooka — and sounded like a cannon." Indeed, the AR-15 he shot might as well be a cannon. They both can kill the same amount of people in about the same amount of time. He also got a bruise on his shoulder and the brass casings that flew from the gun disoriented him. The smell of sulfur caused him to be ill.
But Gersh is just one out of hundreds of thousands of people who are frightened by guns. Mr. Kuntzman is a mentally healthy person, and so are many others, so that proves that it must be the gun's fault for all the messes that come from shootings. In fact, guns are so dangerous that they even turn on their masters, just look at how often the person holding the gun is shot dead also. Pitbull dogs clamp onto and injure other people and even their owners, and many cities have banned them. Why can't we do the same thing with guns?
Gersh teaches us a very powerful lesson - that guns are to be feared. Every single part, from the "bomb-like" explosion, to the disorienting brass cases and sickening sulfur smell mentioned earlier, are to be feared. And he also teaches us, in an indirect fashion, that gun owners are to be feared also.
Gun owners are to be feared because they willingly let these mass-murdering machines into their homes. They even spend large quantities of money and time putting rounds through these murder weapons just so that the murder weapon can feel the ecstasy of killing without having to actually kill. In other words, they are fellating the guns that have taken over them as their master.
We must stop the slavery of people to their guns, and the only way that that can happen is by a total and outright ban and confiscation of every civilian-owned gun in America. They need to stop serving their guns so that they can recognize that we all are equal and that the world is a better and safer place without guns. While they are enslaved, the gun feeds them lies like "The world is safer with guns" and "The person kills, not the gun", and other suck poppycock. They experience a sort of psychosis because of their guns.
In our Commune called The People's Cube, all guns are, of course, banned, but we must extend this ban to the whole of America. Please support the Democratic Party and all politicians, public figures, and people who support a civilian ban of guns. With your help, we can make America, and soon the world, a safer place to live.