12/16/2025
A Bloody Weekend in “Gun-Controlled” Places
This weekend was horrific.
Two students murdered at Brown University in Rhode Island.
A terrorist attack at a Hanukkah celebration in Australia, leaving at least 12 dead and dozens wounded.
Different continents. Different motivations.
Same outcome.
And the same response followed both tragedies:
👉 Blame the guns.
Rhode Island has some of the most restrictive gun laws in the country.
Australia has some of the strictest gun laws in the world.
Yet violence still happened.
At Brown, officials don’t even know who the shooter is yet—much less how the firearm was obtained—but public figures rushed to demand “common-sense gun control” before the facts were known.
In Australia, terrorists used bolt-action rifles and shotguns, fired into a crowd of unarmed civilians. When no one can fight back and response is delayed, the rate of fire doesn’t matter.
What did matter?
An unarmed bystander risking his life to stop a gunman for some to escape. Courage. Action. Responsibility.
Gun control didn’t stop the attack.
Gun control didn’t protect the victims.
And gun control didn’t eliminate evil.
Violence is a human problem—not a hardware problem.
Prepared citizens save lives.
Disarming the innocent only empowers the violent.
Attributed by Concealed Carry
