MSNBC Crops Video To Push Hate Agenda Against Gun Owners Like You
Virginia – -(AmmoLand.com)- Congratulations, MSNBC, you have now set a new journalistic LOW, showing that you really have the art of propaganda down pat.
At a recent Arizona town hall meeting with President Obama, there was one person carrying a rifle. It was a black gun-owner with an AR-15 on his shoulder standing with other gun owners outside the town hall building.
The media almost melted down, as is their tendency when it comes to lawfully carried guns.
In their story, MSNBC shows only carefully cropped video of that black gun-owner so that you could not tell his skin color, but only see his gun. They then switch to video of a white gun-owner being interviewed by a reporter. While there is plenty of video to be found of the black gun owner talking to reporters elsewhere, MSNBC does not use any of it.
Why did MSNBC crop that video?
Because the topic was about how white gun-carrying protesters at the town hall meetings are RACISTS!!!
You see, the rifle was eye-catching, but having a black man carrying it simply wouldn’t do for MSNBC’s purposes, so they fixed that little problem.
Anyway, I literally jumped out of my chair when I saw this video. I don’t suggest watching it while eating or drinking.
Here is the gun owner in another unedited clip.
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Virginia Citizens Defense League, Inc. (VCDL). VCDL is an all-volunteer, non-partisan grassroots organization dedicated to defending the human rights of all Virginians. The Right to Keep and Bear Arms is a fundamental human right.
in 1992, the "new black panther" party leader, quanell x and about 30 panthers marched in formation down the avenue of the americas in front of the george r brown convention center in houston texas. they were ALL carrying rifles and shotguns… the republican national convention was being held there at that time and NO ONE said a peep. It is LEGAL in texas to carry a long arm openly just like arizona… the panthers even struck an attendee when he became belligerent but come on… there was coverage by the houston chronicle, front page news. and on the local… Read more »