Return to “"Gun Violence Prevention" lecture in Dallas, March 7th”
Those who are on the side of restricting gun ownership consider leftist ideology over history.Soccerdad1995 wrote:Why would ANY Rabbi be on the side of restricting gun ownership? Have they all completely forgotten what happened in Nazi Germany?
With Israel somewhere further down their list of concerns.Bitter Clinger wrote:The Reform Movement are liberals first, Jews second.
more "it takes a village idiot" from the left.Abraham wrote:"community responsibility" uh-huh, sounds a loud ring of commie/socialism group think...
The host, Emanu-El Temple, is active in anti-gun agenda, so the moderator from the temple isn't going to be neutral. I'm sure it's fair and balanced in their minds, but not to anyone who doesn't think their way.Pariah3j wrote:This panel doesn't appear to be balanced at all, I mean I know Texas Gun Sense is libtarded, its right there on their 'About Texas Gun Sense' page. I don't know enough about 'Texas Call to Action' and can't find anything on them googling but I'll take a wild guess. A sociology teacher from UT and 2 faith based individuals - 1 of which is suppose to be the Moderator... Where is an NRA or recognized Pro 2A group being represented ? This feels like a typical left move, where they are flat out lying and putting a spin on things to seem 'fair and balanced'. I'm guessing Community Responsibility must be the new way to put 'guns scare me so you are infringing on my rights'. </rant>This year's panel of distinguished speakers will explore the tensions between individual rights and community responsibility in the charged area of preventing gun violence. The discussion will be provocative and balanced, no matter what political beliefs you hold.