MSNBC wants to hear from pro-gun folks for their survey

[billdeserthills]

Please click and answer this survey for MSNBC's propaganda unit Poll: Do you think people should be allowed to carry guns in public?

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[CRBMoA]

Freedom is down 7 points, but I cast mine.

 

[WillametteWill]

Bump this up and keep voting folks!

 

[No_Regerts]

Done

 

[teflon6string]

Is that it? That's the question? Typical MSLSD, just like asking if cars should be confiscated.

How about some real choices instead, like these?

"Should citizens still own weapons per the Second Amendment?"
"Open carry or just concealed?"
"Should politicians be allowed to make felons out of law-abiding gun owners?"
"Will criminals comply with tighter gun control?"
"Could gun control actually reduce/eliminate crime?"

 

[s1xty7]

I wonder if they reposted because their last pole was pretty one sided.

National - MSNBC’s Online Poll On Guns Didn’t Go How It Expected

https://bearingarms.com/tom-k/2019/09/18/msnbcs-online-poll-guns-didnt-go-expected/

www.northwestfirearms.com

Edit: Looks like the same pole with more votes. If there was a 93% yes vote with 700k votes and now a 44% yes vote with 2M votes, that would mean nearly all votes since have been non-yes. Seems suspicious. Either tampered with by them or someone wrote a script to vote against it.

 

[The Heretic]

Should they be allowed to carry openly in public?

Yes. With few exceptions.

Should they decide to carry openly in public?

Depends on the context, but most of the time no.

 

[2A2Dend]

MSNBC must of come to realize, their "POLE" was getting inserted where they did not expect.
I'll side with @s1xty7

 

[OldBroad44]

Ambiguous questions. And how could you tell the difference between someone carrying for self defense and some other purpose? In addition, no poll that lets participants self-select knowing the questions is valid. I don't participate in attempts to generate pseudo-information.

 

[3MTA3]

Done

 

[Member 34319]

Hasn't moved in percentage in a few days.

Rigged.

 

[Hueco]

Carry in public..."no it's too dangerous"

Bwuahahahaha fml.

These people have no idea the sheer number of firearms proximal to them at all times, between armed security, police, concealed carriers, open carriers they just didn't notice, and high profile person's security.

Stupid poll is stupid.

 

[Member 5605]

I'm always perplexed by the "Only for Self Defense"

Like anyone has a clue what day they will be a target for a criminal. Oh, today is Tuesday the 15th, it's my day to be mugged. What the absolute Fart are these people thinking?

Yes, you carry for YOUR protection Erry day because criminals exist. The fallacy "only for self defense" is so far out there I can't fathom the rationale for this mindset and saying one cannot carry otherwise.

 

[3MTA3]

The Second Amendment is about your right to defend yourself, your loved ones and your country. Preventing people from open carry prevents them from exercising that unalienable right especially when concealed carry requires a permit. Even with a permit if I had reason to believe my life was in danger I would opt for open since it is quicker and I can carry a larger pistol than I would likely carry concealed.

I personally feel safer in a room full of armed citizens than I do elsewhere. Unless I have armed bodyguards like the elite there is no general police or security force that can provide adequate protection. This is why I refuse to go to gun free zones. Too bad because a lot of malls lose my dollars to Amazon and eBay.

 

[Mathias]

Please click and answer this survey for MSNBC's propaganda unit Poll: Do you think people should be allowed to carry guns in public?

They will doctor it up so it's fake.

 

[bbbass]

Didn't get the answer they wanted the first time, so they are taking a do-over... I imagine they have big plans to publish the made up results in order to push confirmation bias.

 

[billdeserthills]

They will doctor it up so it's fake.

That's why I posted it here, to put an honest slant on the question

 

[BPOR11]

Bait.

So what exactly is the question?

MSNBC doesn't want to know what we think, they want to stir the pot and see who among us will say some stupid s**t