Rapper Snoop Dogg, née Calvin Broadus, revived his “No Guns Allowed” campaign at a fundraiser Thursday with a little help from MC Hammer, Joe Montana, Diana Nyad and others.
Yes, this Snoop Doggy Dogg.
https://twitter.com/sliderblaze/status/472181442374406144
And this one.
https://twitter.com/sliderblaze/status/472181498221559809
But this is the kinder, gentler Snoop Dogg.
Spreading the message of peace at the #nogunsallowed benefit in SF wit @RonConway @bikobaker @JoeMontana n more !!
— Snoop Dogg (@SnoopDogg) May 30, 2014
#nogunsallowed benefit wit @JoeMontana @RonConway @bikobaker pic.twitter.com/4AOV7t6trG
— Snoop Dogg (@SnoopDogg) May 30, 2014
@SnoopDogg in SF standing up for his #NoGunsAllowed movement. Emotions running high after Santa Barbara massacre. pic.twitter.com/ozqkihRK7T
— Diana Nyad (@diananyad) May 30, 2014
Snoop has arrived for anti-gun event w/Joe Montana, Diana Nyad. Effort grew out of Sandy Hook massacre in 2012.#mapit pic.twitter.com/hfHvhTlpBq
— Laura Anthony (@LauraAnthony7) May 30, 2014
#nogunsallowed eclectic group promoting peace pic.twitter.com/j442nW4xAq
— Tiffany Wilson (@TWilsonTV) May 30, 2014
It certainly was an eclectic group, in that it managed to include a rapper with a record of multiple arrests for possessing a firearm. Michelle Malkin has the lengthy rap sheet at her site, including these highlights:
- 2006 – Arrested in October at Bob Hope Airport in Burbank, California in possession of marijuana and a firearm.
- 2006 – Arrested in November for possession of marijuana and a firearm after performing on The Tonight Show.
As Snoop Dogg rails against guns tonite, here's your handy flashback on his Top 15 rap sheet items==> http://t.co/Ov4wk99rU4
— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) May 30, 2014
What’s dangerous is that Broadus’ “No Guns Allowed” push seems to be as influential as his earlier gangsta persona was.
Am I the only one who wishes Obama would come after everyone's guns? Maybe just once?#GunControl #nogunsallowed #nra
— Ken La Salle (@KenLaSalle) May 29, 2014