PULL!
Olympic Shooter Kim Rhode Fires Back at Gun Control
By
Liz Sheld
August 12, 2016
Skeet shooter and five time Olympic medalist Kim Rhode spoke to Time magazine as she prepared for her sixth Olympic competition in Rio.
Of course, they asked Rhode about the politically charged gun issue. Fortunately for the firearms community, the superstar skeet shooter is an able advocate for the Second Amendment.
“We have that stigma attached to our sport,” said Rhode. “When you are talking to a NASCAR driver, they’re not asked to comment on an incident that occurred with a vehicle.”
Isn't that the truth.
“We should have the right to keep and bear arms, to protect ourselves and our family,” she says. “The Second Amendment was put in there not just so we can go shoot skeet or go shoot trap. It was put in so we could defend our First Amendment, the freedom of speech, and also to defend ourselves against our own government.”
The media elite and gun control movement is entirely ignorant about the American cultural traditions centered around firearms. They view all firearms as death weapons, but many in America associate their firearms with family hunting trips or days spent together at the gun range.
-go to links-
Of course, they asked Rhode about the politically charged gun issue. Fortunately for the firearms community, the superstar skeet shooter is an able advocate for the Second Amendment.
“We have that stigma attached to our sport,” said Rhode. “When you are talking to a NASCAR driver, they’re not asked to comment on an incident that occurred with a vehicle.”
Isn't that the truth.
“We should have the right to keep and bear arms, to protect ourselves and our family,” she says. “The Second Amendment was put in there not just so we can go shoot skeet or go shoot trap. It was put in so we could defend our First Amendment, the freedom of speech, and also to defend ourselves against our own government.”
The media elite and gun control movement is entirely ignorant about the American cultural traditions centered around firearms. They view all firearms as death weapons, but many in America associate their firearms with family hunting trips or days spent together at the gun range.
-go to links-
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