NY Times Front Page Editorial Against Guns Literally Full of Bullet Holes

The story was full of holes and then a conservative rendered it... full of holes.

12.7.2015
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Trey Sanchez
  

The New York Times reacted strongly to the California terrorist attack that left 14 dead and dozens injured last week, but the target wasn't Islamic radicals - it was, of course, guns.

Saturday's front page featured an editorial -- something the Times has not done since 1920 -- that called America's gun laws a "moral outrage and national disgrace." The editorial board was hell-bent on denouncing assault rifles as "weapons of war" that are "deliberately marketed as tools of macho vigilantism and even insurrection."

In its proud moment, a tweet was posted to announce their personal historic moment:

 

 

Conservative activist Erick Erickson picked up a copy and had the most natural of reactions: fill it full of lead!

 

 

 

 

This is what I think of the New York Times editorial today. The United States suffered its worst terrorist attacks since September 11 and the New York Times' response is that all law-abiding citizens need their guns taken away. Screw them. The New York Times wants you to be sitting ducks for a bunch of arms jihadists who the New York Times thinks no doubt got that way because of the United States. It should be striking to every American citizen that the New York Times believes the nation should have unfettered abortion rights, a right not made explicit in the Constitution, but can have the Second Amendment right curtailed at will though it is explicitly in the Constitution. Again, we have suffered the worst terrorist attack in more than a decade and the New York Times believes now we must have our rights taken away as a response to terrorism. I hope everyone will join me in posting pictures of bulletholes in the New York Times editorial. Send them your response. Use the hashtag for my radio show and I may give you a shoutout. #EERS #glock #pewpew #2A #guns @shotspotguns

A photo posted by Erick Erickson (@ewerickson) on

 

There, he fixed it. The story is full of holes.

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