Did you watch the ENTIRE episode? I thought that the point here was not against all gun manufacturers, just the bozos that make the cheap guns used by the ‘hood rats, then pay off the press not to blame them.
It was obvious that Red was quite upset watching the girl at the Convenience Store get murdered over very little, and made sure that the robber’s recidivism rate dropped to 0.00%. I also liked his soliloquy when he confronted the gun manufacturer, making a point of letting him know the difference between weapons and a “Saturday Night Special”. Nice touch to use one of them to get his point across at the end.
But yes, I was quite chagrined when Ressler used the NRA/2nd Amendment reference. Definite sop to the Leftist, probably a peacock requirement. And I really do wish they would finally let the whole Katrina Rostova thread complete. Either really kill the woman, or have her take out Ilya and just disappear.
I have enjoyed the show. But when the direction of the plot became apparent, I changed the channel. Period.
Poor folks don’t have the right to affordable self protection ????
Sorry Red
So if the gun maker sold $1,500 guns he’d be a good guy, and Hat-Schtick Spader would have left him alone?
And your’re OK with Spader’s vigilante justice? In case you hadn’t noticed the left wants all of us dead just like that.
Furthermore, when have you ever seen ANYONE buy 30 guns at a gun show? I would bet an FFL would be required for that. I get queried by the dealer about whether I have purchased more than one gun in the last 7 days. These libtard writers/producers just pull this $h1t out of their asses.
Cheap guns are also good for the poor who need to defend th we mselves and their families.
The Saturday Night Special refers to stolen guns sold cheap and not the gun’s construction.
The Democrats of the South enacted laws against affordable guns in the late 1800s to prevent blacks and poor whites from being able to resist the KKK and local tyrants.
Because people do not deserve to have a gun unless they can shell out thousands of dollars.
Yeah, that is the attitude in Europe.