KingEric7
Stupid Conspiracy Enthusiast Wanker
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This would make sense if the same people weren't defending things like the "Patriot Act" and "USA FREEDOM ACT".
The fact that 98-99% do makes it nothing else than a nice sounding excuse. (how fitting)
I don't live in the US, to be fair, but I suppose it depends on the demographic. There are a lot of people for whom the Patriot Act and the sort of outlook I refer to fall into the same category, but maybe there are people who are more in the pro-Trump/Infowars/alt-right communities that feel that way. To be honest, Trump was advertised and marketed in part through Infowars, which is a fiercely anti-Islam platform, so it's possible that people who belong in this demographic could be against gun-control, while also being in favour of the Patriot Act. To be honest, Infowars has long since lost its credibility and shouldn't be taken as being representative of the views of people within the alternative media.