When did gun rights become more important than women’s rights?
Seriously, I need to know the answer to this question? When did gun rights become more important than women’s rights? Oh yes, when men started running the country…yeah, that’s when…
It’s unbelievable that the country isn’t fighting as hard to keep guns out of the hands of people with mental health issues or a time out to buy a gun or allowing a gun that shoots a hundred rounds in a second as they are trying to take the rights of women.
When did their rights become more important than ours? It’s because they have more men running the country and the NRA has deep pockets with plenty of congressmen in them. Yeah…that’s why.
Everyone should have equal rights, whether you’re black, LGBTQ, you’re here legally from another country, you’re a woman or whatever your religious beliefs are, we are all entitled to the same rights.
It’s not supposed to be about who has the most money or the most power, at least that’s not what America was supposed to be but now it’s all about greed and power.
Now before the haters come at me, I own a gun, I love to shoot and yes, I think it is your civic right to bear arms. But as a law abiding citizen, I am ok to wait 2 weeks for a background check, I am ok not to be able to buy a gun that shoots 100 rounds in less than 10 seconds. I am okay in allowing them to question my mental health because I do not plan to go out and murder 60 people.
I am not saying take away our rights because if you follow me you’ll know I am big on rights, all rights. What I am saying is there has to be some rules in place first. We don’t need assault rifles to be sold, we need tougher checks on who what is being sold to.
WE NEED TO STOP INNOCENT PEOPLE FROM BEING KILLED!!
Hello!! When will some people get this?? When their loved one is murdered? Then will they change their tune?
Our country is the worst in mass shootings and gun violence, yet we refuse to change, why? Oh yeah…money and power runs this country not us.
So today my friends remember, we need to fight for all rights. Your rights are not any more important than my rights. We have the power to change anything, even the government, believe it or not. Get out there protest, speak out, run
for office, make a change so that we never have to cry about another person dying from gun violence and we never have to question whose rights are more important.
Like I say at the end of every blog….
“Be the change you want to see”
@TreadmillTreats
