Bureaucrats Fear the NRA More Than Real Criminals

Posted by Gatcrank on Mar 31st 2025

Bureaucrats Fear the NRA More Than Real Criminals

Ah, the federal government's priorities—in a world where up is down and black is white, bureaucrats seem to quiver with fear at the mere mention of three letters: NRA. Yes, the National Rifle Association. An organization that, shockingly, exists to protect a constitutional right. The horror! Meanwhile, actual criminals seem to have been given an extended staycation pass to the not-so-lovely getaway that is our criminal justice system gridlock. But let's not distract ourselves with trivial things like crime rates when there are boogeymen like the NRA to be worried about.

"Media Murmurs Over Menace"

Have you noticed how mainstream media is blissfully uncaring about rising crime until there's a gun involved? Then it's all “BREAKING NEWS” about "gun violence," and who's the scapegoat? Not the criminals, mind you, but the dreaded NRA and its legion of law-abiding citizens. Meanwhile, those pesky little crimes that don't make the news—stores being ransacked, folks being mugged—are barely an afterthought on the evening news. Coincidence? I think not.

"Hypocrisy is a Warm Blanket"

Let's take a slower look at this beautiful world of contradictions we find ourselves in. We have places like Chicago, boasting some of the strictest gun laws yet astonishingly high crime rates. Somehow, those darn inanimate objects just keep wandering off into the hands of criminals. It's almost as if criminals don't follow laws! Who'd have thunk it? But yes, go ahead and roll out another plan to restrict the rights of citizens who...wait for it...actually follow laws. That's bound to work eventually, right?

"The NRA: The Government's Greatest Frenemy"

Isn't it just adorable how the government and media treat the NRA as the arch-nemesis in the epic saga of American drama? There are whispers in the corridors of power about the NRA's influence, as though it's some mythical Hydra with gargantuan powers over democracy. Spoiler alert: The real issue isn't the NRA—it’s inconvenient things like facts and constitutional rights that get in the way of upending individual freedoms. But let's not get bogged down in reality when villainizing an entire group is so much more convenient.

Closing Thoughts

Let’s wrap it up for today, folks: The NRA continues to be the target of a well-oiled smear campaign orchestrated by those who’d prefer to ignore actual criminals for the sake of their agendas. With crime being the real villain in this story, perhaps it's time to redirect the fear-mongering to actual threats instead of the upstanding citizens who advocate for the Second Amendment.

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