Colion Noir: Black People Can Think Too

By Bob Owens

Colion Noir goes off on the racism inherent in the gun control movement and the mainstream media.

Let’s have a real conversation about thug culture violence, folks, so that we can solve the problem. The media’s insistence in trying to blame inanimate objects with the false specter of “gun violence” only infringes upon our liberty, and won’t save a single life.

Telling me I shouldn’t own guns because young black men are more likely to die from “gun violence” is asinine and insulting. You either think I’m too stupid to know that a vast majority of those deaths are drug and gang related, or you’re a racist who thinks simply being black and having a gun makes me more prone to violence.

This race-baiting rhetoric is a disgusting attempt to take advantage of certain sensitivities. Yes, the inner cities’ young black men kill each other at an embarrassingly high rate, but instead of addressing the real issue, anti-gun politicians and the mainstream media would rather exploit the symptoms because there’s no money in the cure.

The vast majority of African-Americans are good, law-abiding people and many of them own guns. Yet the media keeps trying to tell …read more

Source:: Bearing Arms