Anti-Gun Ad

[Kythas]

The lies anti-gun groups will tell to further their narrative amazes me.

If their position is so solid, there should be no reason to lie to promote it.

http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter ... -hood-has/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[suthdj]

appears broke.

[jimlongley]

The group also deletes and blocks opposing opinions on their web and facebook pages.

[sjfcontrol]

Worked for me. Old news from back in April. There were a series of ads along similar lines.

[bdickens]

What? You mean to tell me that liars tell lies?

Say it isn't so!

[MeMelYup]

So they are totally wrong, because asaul weapons were banned longer than Little Red Riding Hood. Assault weapons were banned nationally and Little Red Riding Hood was banned by two ISD's in California.
I'll bet Moms Demand Action claim to be good Christian mothers too.

[Dadtodabone]

The irony here is that the particular edition of "Red Riding Hood" that was banned contained an illustration of a wine bottle and a positive reference to the imbibing of that wine. Typical Lib/Prog nanny-state attempt at protecting "Our Children".

``It gives the younger ones the wrong impression about alcohol. If they should refrain, why give them a story saying it's OK?'' said Vera Jashni, assistant superintendent for instruction.
Jashni, who ordered the ban, said it was the final paragraph of the story that sealed her decision - the part after the woodsman kills the Big Bad Wolf.

http://community.seattletimes.nwsource. ... ug=1072598

As is the banning of modern sporting rifles.