Opinion Poll May Embolden New Anti Gun Bill Passage, HR 3999 Introduced in US Congress

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New Opinion Poll Shows Majority of Americans Favor Denying Others Right to Self Defense
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  A new opinion poll released by Politico indicates that the majority of Americans seem more than ready to support further limiting the basic human rights of others to be able to provide for self-defense against ALL enemies, foreign AND domestic.

Never mind that the poll was released by Politico, which is another agit prop media organization that does the bidding of the progressive-deep-state confederation of shared interests. The poll could actually be skewed, which would not surprise me. But the very nature of the poll, and how so many interested parties are treating the poll, be they pro or anti gun, shows how conditioned the overwhelming majority of Americans are to believe that polls have the weight, or maybe should have the weight, or maybe we should fear they will have the weight, of policy.

That policy ‘question’ is over the degree to which one human being should be able to equip themselves with defensive tools in light of the fear that other human beings that this human being might use them to do something like a sick man did in Las Vegas.

Here is how Bearing Arms reported the politico poll:

Politico released the details on a new poll regarding the public’s feelings on gun control. For many gun rights activists, it’s not welcome news either. After all, it shows massive support for a number gun control measures that pro-Second Amendment group have been fighting for years including universal background checks, waiting periods, and a national gun sale registry.

Yes, it looks bleak.

Sixty-four percent of voters support stricter gun laws, the poll shows, including 41 percent who strongly support them. Less than 3-in-10 voters, 29 percent, oppose stricter gun laws, including 16 percent in strong opposition.

That’s a slight increase in support from June of this year, when 61 percent of voters backed stricter gun laws and 33 percent opposed them.

Democratic voters are overwhelmingly supportive of new gun laws: Eighty-three percent back stricter laws, compared with only 12 percent who oppose them. Among independents, 58 percent support stricter gun control, and a third oppose them.

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