2aguy
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- Jul 19, 2014
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Yes....more Blacks in America believe that guns will make them safer. After all, they are the only ones who have been disarmed in democrat controlled inner cities...the gang members get guns easily, while the law abiding have to deal with anti gun bureaucrats who slow walk permits or keep them from getting them in the first place....
Second Amendment Support Growing in Black Community - The Truth About Guns
There is even a name for this effect. It is called “the shooting cycle”. In this last cycle, the effect was dramatic. From the PewResearchCenter:
Over the past two years, blacks’ views on this measure have changed dramatically. Currently, 54% of blacks say gun ownership does more to protect people than endanger personal safety, nearly double the percentage saying this in December 2012 (29%). By contrast, whites’ views have shown less change: 62% now view guns as doing more to protect people, up from 54% in December.
Like the rest of the population, most black people are not criminals. But the black population stands a higher chance of being victimized by crime.
The rise of black stars in the gun culture, such as Ken Blanchard, Colion Noir, Rick Ector, Sheriff David Clarke of Milwaukee, and Police Chief James Craig of Detroit have primed the pump. Once someone gets beyond the propaganda that it’s guns that are root cause of this criminal behavior, they have ample reason to support the RKBA and armed self defense.
Black criminals in the hood aren’t interested in the Second Amendment, taking concealed carry classes, or being safe while exercising their right to defense of self and others. A recent study in Chicago emphasised the point.
Second Amendment Support Growing in Black Community - The Truth About Guns
There is even a name for this effect. It is called “the shooting cycle”. In this last cycle, the effect was dramatic. From the PewResearchCenter:
Over the past two years, blacks’ views on this measure have changed dramatically. Currently, 54% of blacks say gun ownership does more to protect people than endanger personal safety, nearly double the percentage saying this in December 2012 (29%). By contrast, whites’ views have shown less change: 62% now view guns as doing more to protect people, up from 54% in December.
Like the rest of the population, most black people are not criminals. But the black population stands a higher chance of being victimized by crime.
The rise of black stars in the gun culture, such as Ken Blanchard, Colion Noir, Rick Ector, Sheriff David Clarke of Milwaukee, and Police Chief James Craig of Detroit have primed the pump. Once someone gets beyond the propaganda that it’s guns that are root cause of this criminal behavior, they have ample reason to support the RKBA and armed self defense.
Black criminals in the hood aren’t interested in the Second Amendment, taking concealed carry classes, or being safe while exercising their right to defense of self and others. A recent study in Chicago emphasised the point.
