Why Democrats Want To Disarm You And Me

 David Codrea, author of the War On Guns blog, has an article at Ammoland.com entitled Cuomo Threats Against Trump Applies To All Who Support President's Agenda

. He speaks the absolute truth here.

“He better have an army if he thinks he’s gonna walk down the street in New York,” the New York Post quoted Gov. Andrew Cuomo in a Sept. 3 article. The governor was reacting to the president saying he was considering pulling federal funds from cities that encourage lawlessness by using threats that do just that.

“New Yorkers don’t want to have anything to do with him,” Cuomo asserted. “He can’t have enough bodyguards to walk through New York City, people don’t want to have anything to do with him.”

That sure sounds like a death threat. If you’re skeptical of that, feel free to send similar sentiments to Joe Biden about your town, and see if that doesn’t result in a Secret Service response.

David is, of course, correct. Cuomo has issued a death threat against the President, and yes, if you or I tried the same thing with respect to Hiden...er...Biden, we would be visited by the Secret Servics and probably hauled away. It is that two tiered justice system we've been complaining about.

But, here's the thing:  Cuomo is only expressing what his audience feels about every Trump supporter.  There is a good portion of the electorate that wants you and me, and everyone who voted for Trump dead.  Oh, not all of them want to do the deed themselves.  For sure, a number of them would be happy if the government sent out death squads to throw is against the wall and shoot us.  But they want us dead.

That’s because, in a very real way, Trump is an avatar, making fair the question “How is it possible to hate a man like this and not hate those he represents?” Those who voted for him didn’t so much do it because they like the man — it's because what he pledged in his campaign resonated with their values, and with the direction they want to see the country move in.

“The Left Has One More Argument—Kill Them!” a column by conservative commentator Ann Coulter noted:

"What we’re seeing is the following: Prominent liberals repeatedly tell us, with deadly seriousness, that Trump and his supporters are: ‘Hitler,’ ‘fascists,’ ‘bigots,’ ‘haters,’ ‘racists,’ ‘terrorists,’ ‘criminals’ and ‘white supremacists,’ which is then followed by liberals physically attacking conservatives.”

Codrea says that we shouldn't be surprised by the looting, rioting, and violence, but frankly, I always am surprised. Being a rational individual, it is often hard to place myself in someone else's head:

It’s no surprise that we see low-hanging fruit “inspired” to action, as the recent murder of Patriot Prayer member Aaron “Jay” Danielson proves. Nor should we be surprised when we see “academics” further stoke the flames, like the University of Rhode Island Professor Erik Loomis, a man who incidentally feeds off tax plunder at a public trough. “He killed a fascist. I see nothing wrong with it, at least from a moral perspective,” Loomis wrote on his blog concerning that murder. Essentially, if you disagree, he’s saying you deserve a death penalty.

Again, how these people can be so blind is something I can not understand, but I accept that they do believe these things. Rational arguments are wasted. Of course, go read Codrea's article at Ammoland.com He asks a question at the end: "Does anyone really still believe that the reason behind the citizen disarmament wish list a Biden/Harris administration threatens to impose is about “commonsense gun safety”?" Perhps it may seem a leap to far, if you have not been paying attemtion, but these people intend to establish a globalist takeover of the United States, and you, with your guns, and Trump with the authority of the Presidency stand in their way. Now does the imperative to disarm you make sense?