'Imagine' that! Gun grabber David Hogg accidentally makes a great case for the Second Amendment

Gun control arguments in general aren’t terribly good or compelling, but David Hogg’s are in a class of their own.

Remember this one from earlier this week?

Imagine saying the only way to stop shark attacks is with more sharks.

— David Hogg (@davidhogg111) November 14, 2018

About 12 hours after that, he hit “Tweet” on this one:

Imagine arguing that guns make us free while living in a police state because we’re getting there.

— David Hogg (@davidhogg111) November 15, 2018

Oh, David … bless your heart.

Do you even think about the words you‘re about to tweet before you send it, or did you change your stance on gun control?

— ExUrban Cat (@Andys_Cat) November 16, 2018

Does anyone else feel this does not make any sense?

— Justin Helgeson?? (@Helge30) November 15, 2018

Time for a show of hands!

Here’s the thing: If we’re really turning into a “police state,” an armed citizenry would be a pretty good way to reverse course.

Imagine arguing that guns should be banned while living in a police state, because we’re getting there.

— Michael Starry (@MichaelJStarry) November 15, 2018

Sooooo we becoming a police state? So we should give the police all the guns. To become a police state faster?

— Thebortman5000 (@Thebortman5000) November 15, 2018

You want only the government to have guns dude.
That would make it a police state.

— Jingle Bell Sasquatch (@mynameissquatch) November 15, 2018

Giving our guns away is what will make it a police state in the first place. Ask anyone from Nazi Germany, Soviet Russia, Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge…

— Silver Shinobi (@ShirubaiStudios) November 15, 2018

Imagine believing that we're nearly living in a police state and thinking only the police should have guns. https://t.co/Fxphq8IebW

— …I thought Ordys could fly (@OrdyPackard) November 15, 2018

I rather have a gun in a police state than not have one.

— Billy Hauber (@HauberBilly) November 15, 2018

No kidding.

Imagine if someone from the gun-grabbing crowd made a rational and logical argument.

— Jason Manring (@jmanring1) November 15, 2018