Gun Controller David Hogg Compares Shootings to Shark Attacks
Ashe Schow writes at Daily Wire:
Gun control activist David Hogg, who survived the Parkland, FL school shooting earlier this year, attempted to make a profound statement about shootings by comparing them to shark attacks.
"Imagine saying the only way to stop shark attacks is with more sharks," Hogg tweeted. . . .
On its face, this makes a little sense. Why would you release more sharks hoping to stop sharks from attacking people?
But if you think about it for more than a second, you can see how the argument falls apart.
Sharks are the guns, in this analogy, so let's look at this from a gun rights and gun control view.
"For gun-rights activists, the idea that a good guy with a gun can stop a bad guy with a gun is a prevalent talking point," Schow continues.
"In Hogg's analogy, that would mean finding good sharks to stop the bad sharks," Schow observes. "If we could train sharks like that, well, that would be awesome."
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