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David Hogg Posts 5-Point Platform to End Gun Violence on Social Media, Backfires Instantly

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Anti-gun Parkland survivor David Hogg just won’t seem to go away, continuing to milk his fifteen minutes of fame for all they are worth.

His latest activities include a list of five points he’s come up with to supposedly get rid of gun violence in America once and for all, which he posted on Twitter.

Unfortunately for Mr. Hogg, the responses he’s been receiving weren’t quite what he was hoping for.

Comment why you do or don’t support our 5 point platform below I want to try responding to as many people as I can.

1. CDC funding for research into gun violance
2. Universal Background checks
3. Digitization of ATF records
4. High-Capacity magazine ban
5. Assault weapons ban

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Gee whiz, look at how many times the word “ban” appears in that list. But the left isn’t coming for our guns, remember?

https://twitter.com/TCC_Grouchy/status/994963407102234625

https://twitter.com/TCC_Grouchy/status/994965249613811712

https://twitter.com/Patriot_Musket/status/994960606016000001

https://twitter.com/elisabethlehem/status/994893963453763585

https://twitter.com/Flying59Vette/status/994960864636801024

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Hogg later posted that he wanted to have a “discussion about this,” stating there must be “some common ground.”

No, David. Just no.

The truth is, we have the Second Amendment for a reason. To enable us to have the means of defending our lives, liberty, and property from thieves and tyrants. Guns fulfill that role for us, and we as Americans intend to keep it that way.

The platform itself has already been shredded by dozens of people, so need to do so again. How great would it be if Hogg dedicated himself to looking at actual facts rather than allowing himself to be a tool in the hands of the left used to push an agenda?

Source: Twitchy

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