Gun Owners of America’s executive director, Eric Pratt, went on CNN’s “Quest Means Business” to debate Richard Quest on the Florida school shooting and potential gun control solutions.
GOA’s @erichmpratt debates Richard Quest on CNN’s “Quest Means Business” on the tragic Florida Shooting.
"You're entitled to your opinion, but you're not entitled to your own facts." Pratt said. https://t.co/YowDMBocJy
— GOA (@GunOwners) February 16, 2018
Notice that Quest continually dismisses Pratt’s arguments?
https://twitter.com/gregr_a/status/964313987239370752
They ignore facts because the facts tell them that their arguments are downright WRONG.
The logic )or complete lack thereof) of some amazes me everyday… pic.twitter.com/hslrrm5tGU
— Reuben Dickison (@ReubenDickison) February 16, 2018
Liberals seem to forget one major point: criminals break the law (that’s literally the definition of a criminal). Creating more laws isn’t going to force these law breaks to suddenly become law-abiding citizens.
Idiots are using this like they always do to take away rights from law abiding citizens 2self defense! How dare they politicize the tragedy 2 enslave non criminals with their ulterior motives!
— JohnMark_IB (@JohnMark_IB) February 16, 2018
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Unfortunately, that’s their MO.
https://twitter.com/USMC_DaZarge/status/964325028614426624
This would have been a sign that would have been great for Quest to read.
https://twitter.com/_DuckOfDeath/status/964327576519847937
There are already minimum age requirements for guns: 18 for a rifle and 21 for a handgun. Obviously, some states have exceptions to those but that’s the general rule of thumb.
https://twitter.com/Peter_W_Ostman/status/964346559759634432
Except there’s a difference between fact and opinion.