David Hogg: Time to Treat Guns the Way Anti-Tobacco Activists Treated Cigarettes

Breitbart ^ | 06/11/2022 | Awr Hawkins

[ChicagoConservative27]

Gun control proponent David Hogg spoke at the June 11 March for Our Lives rally and suggested it is time to treat guns the way anti-tobacco activists treated cigarettes.

“We need to treat guns the way we treated.

“With cigarettes, we didn’t just change the laws, we addressed why people wanted to smoke in the first place.

[Toespi]

The banning of cigarettes in PRIVATELY OWNED BUSINESSES was one of the early tests to see just how much freedom they could take from the people, obviously it worked.

[VeniVidiVici]

Think of the behavior of the FBI over the past few years.

Now, if I remember correctly, Hogg’s father is an FBI agent.

His behavior is perfectly understandable.

[oblomov]

Time to treat anti-gun activists the way that Democrats treat the working class.

[marktwain]

Here is Jordan Peterson on the Right to Bear Arms, in his own words, on Youtube.

This is Peterson himself talking, not someone talking about him.

[cableguymn]

don’t forget high capacity cartons, lighters and matchboxes..

[DeplorablePaul]

Too bad there wasn’t a constitutional amendment that said the right to smoke cigs shall not be infringed. Hogg bangs his head on the 2A every time.

[CodeToad]

He’s just another skinny.

[rktman]

💩🚽

[IAGeezer912]

Feral Hogg comes to mind.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

Again a return to 1968 after the murder of Bobby Kennedy.

I remember hearing this discussed over fifty three years ago.

Back then TV shows were so safe it was called “The national baby sitter.”
Movies were under the Hays Code and most were so safe for kids you could drop them off and not worry.

Then Bobby Kennedy was murdered by a Palestinian immigrant and the media went berserk!
They blamed “violent TV shows, pulp fiction, toy guns and movies which “glorified violence!”
So to keep Federal interference away the TV shows dumbed down to kiddie shows.
Pulp fiction changed their covers, toy guns disappeared from stores,
Movies shown on TV were butchered to remove scenes of “violence”.

But the movie industry got a pass when they said they would replace the Hays Code with a ratings system. “G,M,R,X” was the first.
So with the Hays Code gone, movie makers re-shot scenes adding more blood, gore, guts, and lots of sex to get the now coveted “R” and “X” rating.

It got worse through out the 1970s. Also at this time the mental institutions were closed down, porn was legalized so comic book publishers began to publish violent porn comics “for adults only” but the kids were reading them.

In the 1980s movies were deluged with serial killer movies hacking young teens. The camera giving us closeups of the most brutal murders, with lots of spurting blood.
Also in the 1980s cable TV made a big comeback and bypassed the FCC rules showing many of these uncut brutal movies all the time.

By the 1990s came the Internet and ultra-violent video games.
I recently saw about ten minutes of an ultra-violent movie for adults but aimed at kids. Dozens of the most violent deaths that would have never been allowed under the Hays Code.

Since those days we have released onto society a whole generation steeped in blood and gore with no moral guidance, who think shooting up a school or night club or church is no different than a video game. Fun!

As I said, fifty three years the TV and movies were blamed. Not a word about the ultra-violent TV and movies today from the news channels today. They only blame guns.

[gundog]

This is like lookin’ up a hog’s butt for a ham sandwich....

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=ham%20sandwich

[gibsonguy]

No amendment to protect the “right to smoke” moron.

[Rastus]

“With cigarettes, we didn’t just change the laws, we addressed why people wanted to smoke in the first place.”

Let’s look at some of the reasons:

• Criminals have guns and want to use them against us
• Criminals without guns want to commit crimes against us
• The government would love to oppress us even more than they already do, but are held in check by our guns
• Hunting for food
• Hunting for sport
• Just because we want them and it is our God-given right

Feel free to add more.

[Dalberg-Acton]

That fraudster wasn't at school during the shooting.

David Hogg says he was at home during shootings YouTube video from 2018.

[Keyhopper]

It’s a damn shame I don’t own more guns😁

[familyop]

The following is a hoot. The man shouted, “I am the gun!”

PROTEST FEAR Panic at March for Our Lives rally in Washington DC as man shouting about guns tries to storm stage during silence
The Sun
Karina Mitchell
Jun 11 2022
https://www.the-sun.com/news/5542068/march-for-our-lives-protester-washington-dc/

[dljordan]

I’d love to meet him.

[mylife]

go smoke a **** weener boy.

[mylife]

:)

[mouse1]

If we outlaw cigarettes...

only outlaws will have cigarettes!