cnbc: ar15, america's gun comes on in 15min

[JDG.]

15 minutes in and is clearly an anti-assualt rifle propaganda crap shoot. Nothing to do with ar15's and America

 

[Tylerls1]

The dumb blonde said if the guy in CO hadn't had an ar maybe he would have had more handguns. How does that even make sense I feel dumb just trying to type this on my IPhone

 

[JDG.]

The dumb blonde said if the guy in CO hadn't had an ar maybe he would have had more handguns. How does that even make sense I feel dumb just trying to type this on my IPhone

because pistols aren't as dangerous duh.

 

[FredAlert]

It's kind of amusing that for the first 10 minutes they pretend that they're going to be objective and then it's all downhill from there.

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Because she saw the movie Boondock Saints .. hahahah .. remember the 6-8 gun holster vest?

The dumb blonde said if the guy in CO hadn't had an ar maybe he would have had more handguns. How does that even make sense I feel dumb just trying to type this on my IPhone

 

[Tylerls1]

Gun enthusiast better hope they never interview me, cause if they ask my why I need a ar15 all I'm going to say is "ZOMBIES"

 

[JDG.]

And at the end, I can say Brian Sullivan you sir suck

 

[The Bandit]

And at the end, I can say Brian Sullivan you sir suck

I agree

 

[jkaczyn18]

Yea watched it the other night when it came on. They had some facts that the regular non gun owner joe may not know, but a very negative tone throughout.

 

[Tazz]

Nothing but anti-gun propaganda, just what I expected from these assclowns.

 

[Nick_T]

Exactly what I expected out of CNBC.

Nick T