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According to some feminists, owning guns is just fine, even great, if you're a woman. Men owning guns is the real problem - proving men are impotent and need to use guns to be 'real' men, if only to make up for their lack of real masculinity
So, a feminist "artist" decided to use the time-tested craft of choice for political protesters worldwide by using quilting and sewing to somehow show guns as soft and cuddly things? Somehow a gun pillow is a method of protesting men owning guns . I honestly don't think I'll ever understand looney bins like these twisted nut jobs. For now, I'll just quietly laugh at the impotent effect their stupid pillow guns will have on gun violence:
Source: Feminist artist takes on 'toxic masculinity' by making 'soft, impotent' sculptures of guns
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Er......Sexist!!!
As long as she is making guns...
It just looks like she is a crappy artist
And have a flash hider???But is it threaded??
Hate to post the unpopular opinion, but most violent crimes are committed by men, by a very wide margin.
That said, it's an acceptable loss in a free society where personal responsibility counts.
And you are not going to legislate away billions of years of evolution.
I feel vaguely threatened by those pillows. Find my happy place. Where's my safety pin???According to some feminists, owning guns is just fine, even great, if you're a woman. Men owning guns is the real problem - proving men are impotent and need to use guns to be 'real' men, if only to make up for their lack of real masculinity
So, a feminist "artist" decided to use the time-tested craft of choice for political protesters worldwide by using quilting and sewing to somehow show guns as soft and cuddly things? Somehow a gun pillow is a method of protesting men owning guns . I honestly don't think I'll ever understand looney bins like these twisted nut jobs. For now, I'll just quietly laugh at the impotent effect their stupid pillow guns will have on gun violence:
Source: Feminist artist takes on 'toxic masculinity' by making 'soft, impotent' sculptures of guns
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I feel vaguely threatened by those pillows. Find my happy place. Where's my safety pin???
Hate to post the unpopular opinion, but most violent crimes are committed by men, by a very wide margin.
That said, it's an acceptable loss in a free society where personal responsibility counts.
And you are not going to legislate away billions of years of evolution.
I'm not sure how that opinion applies here. Whether men commit more violent crimes is irrelevant to the issue at hand - gun control. Gun violence is a violence problem, not a gun problem, and that's what these ladies wanted to make it out to be. The weapon used is simply not part of the equation. Whether people are killed with a gun, a big truck (France), a bomb, a knife, a pipe or bare hands, it's still a violence/behavior problem. They would like to restrict ownership of guns, in this case apparently, to men, because they do more of the shooting. Well, that's just B.S. and their argument falls apart when they focus on one kind of violence over another. I think we should rather be focusing on identifying and incarcerating the bad people (regardless of what dangles or doesn't dangle betwixt their legs) and deal with the real issue - a world full of angry, violent and mentally ill people that either need help or to be locked away. Leave the guns alone - they have nothing to do with this discussion.
Hate to post the unpopular opinion, but most violent crimes are committed by men, by a very wide margin.
That said, it's an acceptable loss in a free society where personal responsibility counts.
And you are not going to legislate away billions of years of evolution.
I'm not sure how that opinion applies here. Whether men commit more violent crimes is irrelevant to the issue at hand - gun control. Gun violence is a violence problem, not a gun problem, and that's what these ladies wanted to make it out to be. The weapon used is simply not part of the equation. Whether people are killed with a gun, a big truck (France), a bomb, a knife, a pipe or bare hands, it's still a violence/behavior problem. They would like to restrict ownership of guns, in this case apparently, to men, because they do more of the shooting. Well, that's just B.S. and their argument falls apart when they focus on one kind of violence over another. I think we should rather be focusing on identifying and incarcerating the bad people (regardless of what dangles or doesn't dangle betwixt their legs) and deal with the real issue - a world full of angry, violent and mentally ill people that either need help or to be locked away. Leave the guns alone - they have nothing to do with this discussion.