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He’s probably right. Because so many people nowadays are not fully educated on what’s happening, or on how to examine a topic objectively. Too many opinions are now based on apparent feelings of the peer group, vs conclusions of the individual.

Too many opinions are now based on apparent feelings of the peer group, vs conclusions of the individual.

I have been arguing with idiots today, because someone asked why it was easier to purchase a gun than a car and why they are different. Of course, they argued that just because one is a "right" and the other is a privilege was just an excuse. An excuse for what they never said.

Today, many Americans are willing to give up their basic rights, for some perceived protection from a violent gun-related death, which happens to be less likely than being killed by LIGHTENING STRIKES!

They said that I was missing the point and wanted to know why purchasing a deadly weapon was so easy, compared to buying a car. So I pointed out that more Americans are killed with bats and hammers, each year. I asked them if they were advocating for background checks on purchases of those deadly items - of course, it became a name-calling session from their side.

Lastly, I asked them if they think the Holocaust, the Soviet gulags or the killing fields could happen in America. Of course they answered, "No." I asked who is to stop them, if most Americans are disarmed or placed on some Government generated "do not allow to exercise their rights" list?