Intersectionality in Action: Gun Ownership and Women's Political Participation

Wiley online library ^

[ameribbean expat]

Results

Gun‐owning women exhibit levels of political participation about gun policy and a greater willingness to engage in political discussions about gun control than nonowning women. We also find greater levels of political engagement among gun‐owning women on measures of participation not related to gun policy.

[ameribbean expat]

Chicks that own guns-- engaged and intelligent. Sucks to be a library.

[Big Red Badger]

Sucks to be a Library.
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I have no doubt!
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I woke up an thought
I was a Volvo.

[TigersEye]

Gun owners in general are the first to become “woke” to the threat of Progressive politics.

It was gun control from the Rats that initially focused my attention on politics in the early ‘80s. From there it was a natural progression of observations that led to the unavoidable conclusion that Rats supported everything that was a threat to life and liberty.

[Impala64ssa]

Look no further than the backstories of most gun control advocates. They have serious ethical and legal issues of their own. As if they have their own personal vested interests in repealing the 2A. For example, do we need to speculate as to why Pervy Weinstein said he's making it his mission to destroy the NRA (the NRA seems to be doing a good job of destroying itself, but I digress). Not to mention Leeland Yee one of the most militant gun control advocates to serve in the House now in federal prison for GUN RUNNING. The gun control movement is a study in hypocrisy of the worst kind.

[TigersEye]

True. The first organized political efforts for gun control began with the aim of keeping freed slaves from owning guns. The hypocrisy just expanded from there.