I think is this is spot on and how MANY American would react.

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Sarcasm and irony lays the hypocrisy bare.

It has long been my assertion that all culture--ethnic, religious, societal, geographic, etc.--is a choice. Culture is not monolithic, but is a matter of one's choosing. We hold the power to shape culture, rather than be shaped by it! True, gun culture, like gang culture or ethno-religious culture, may be difficult to get out of, but it happens one individual at a time. One less buyer, one less viewer of gun violence, one less shooter.

Gun culture to some folks may be an oxymoron. The NRA has turned a useful organization aimed (no pun intended) at gun safety, into a fanatical right wing protector of the gun industry. As more kids die in school shootings, the rest of the country tires of outrage at infringing second amendment rights and becomes concerned about a real unalienable right, the right to life. America is waking up, let's see where that goes. As for white power, I see a lot of racism mixed in with the "gun rights at all costs" crowd. That certainly needs to go. I own guns for hunting and target shooting. I do not need military grade high capacity, assault weapons to enjoy these activities. I do not fear that I will someday have to make a last stand against my government. Get drunk drivers off the road, and get the assault weapons away from the gun nuts. That just might make America safe again.

The NRA is just the tool of the gun manufacturers it is really just all about greed. They also feed the idea of white power by generating fear of other people that are different from you the white man. It has become so endemic that people feel they need more gun with each progressive shooting. It just capitalism at its finest; invest money to make more money through generating demand for your product, increase sales so you generate even more demand when your increased sales create more shootings and on and on it goes.