A military veteran who also happens to live in Lauren Bobbitt's district wrote a letter
to the editor that was published this week in the Denver Post, and in this letter he
absolutely shreds Lauren Bobert over her recent decision to co-sponsor legislation with, of
course, the now indicted George Santos, making the AR 15, the official gun of the United
States of America,
AR 15, AR 15, the, the, the weapon of choice for many mass shooters here in the United
States.
A trademarked name, by the way.
So Lauren Bobert wants to take a product, a specific trademarked named product from
a private company and have it become a national symbol here in the United States.
First of all, constitutionally speaking, you can't do that.
You can't promote the one product over another by making it our national symbol.
Second of all, we don't need a national gun in the United States.
That's psychotic hock.
But this constituent, as I mentioned, who happens to be a military veteran, went even
further.
Here is what he wrote.
Is this a cruel joke?
The AR 15 assault rifle bobber wants to make our national gun is a weapon of war.
Its bullets are designed to tear human flesh to pieces by yawing, tumbling, or fragmenting
in the body, thereby causing maximum internal bleeding and tissue damage.
I am a Vietnam War vet and the M sixteens we carried there were, were an offshoot of
the AR 15.
The Army always told us it was the best rifle in the world because of how efficiently it
killed the enemy.
As we see almost nightly on tv, the AR 15, it has shredded the bodies of enumerable men,
women, schoolchildren, and even babies.
These innocent victims are not the enemy.
Congresswoman Bobert and our peace-loving nation does not need a national gun.
He's right, he's a hundred percent right.
These weapons are designed not for hunting, not to be able to take down big games so that
you can feed your family.
These weapons were designed for one purpose and one purpose only to kill as many human
beings as possible in a short amount of time as possible.
The ammunition, the way it fires it is all designed to rip apart the human body.
These are weapons meant to kill people.
That is their purpose.
If you use it for other purposes, okay?
But that's not technically what it was made for.
Let's all make sure that we're in agreement upon that because that is the God's honest
truth.
And Lauren Bobber, even though she knows that we have had more mass shootings this year
than we have had days, still says, let's do this.
As we have recent mass shooting victims that have not even had their funerals yet.
In the time you're watching this, maybe you turn it off.
Maybe there's been another one.
If there hasn't been yet, there probably will within the next few days because this is the
country we live in.
We do not need to celebrate guns.
Lauren Bobert, I know you do.
I know your restaurant did.
That's the only reason anybody in this country even knows your name because CNN decided to
give you airtime years ago.
It went to your head and then you ran for office, and the rest is history.
But we have a gun fetish problem here in the United States.
A majority of people in this country, including majorities of Republicans and NRA members
want common sense gun reform.
They want red flag laws.
Most of them also, by the way, want an assault weapons ban.
And here we are dealing with these idiot conservatives in Washington DC who are still wearing their
AR 15 lapel pens telling us that we should make this our national gun.
There are families that were torn apart by that weapon.
Families who sent their kids off to school one day and then never saw them again because
of that weapon.
And you are a disgusting human being.
If you wanna make that a symbol of the United States.