Jacksonville Sheriff defends 2A by highlighting human responsibility for gun use.

Jacksonville Sheriff Gives‌ Powerful 2A⁢ Defense by Pointing Out People Are the ⁢Ones Who Fire the Gun

Jacksonville, Florida’s top law enforcement officer blew⁢ the whistle⁢ and stated the obvious after ‌anti-gun activists in the media predictably blamed the gun⁢ for a mass shooting in his⁤ city over‌ the weekend.

Guns do not and never have‍ killed people. People with evil in their hearts ⁣misuse them to carry out⁢ their depraved acts.

People also kill ‌with ⁣cars, hand tools, knives and their arms⁣ and legs.

None of those⁣ deaths is convenient when the ultimate goal of the left is to ban firearms, so what happened in Jacksonville on Saturday is being used​ to further the ⁢anti-gun lobby’s​ agenda.

Mass Shooting​ in Jacksonville

According to police, a deranged man entered a ‌Dollar General location in the city ‍on Saturday with the intent to kill people based on the color of their skin.

Officers ⁤said a​ 21-year-old‌ white man,⁢ Ryan ⁤Palmeter,⁢ laid out his ‍ideology of hate in a manifesto of which‌ much was quickly made available to the‍ public.

Jacksonville Sheriff ⁢T.K. ⁣Waters ⁣ said ‌the ⁢suspect gunned⁤ down Anolt Laguerre Jr., 19, Jerrald De’Shaun‍ Gallion, 29, and⁣ Angela Carr, ​52.

Palmeter then turned⁣ the gun on himself.

Last⁤ month, a city in China and a ‍county in Maryland​ were both devastated by mass stabbings.

No one ⁤blamed sharp objects.

Earlier this month, Seoul, ​South Korea, saw more than a ⁤dozen people hurt ⁣when a ⁢man intentionally‍ ran over five of them with his car and⁣ then got out and stabbed nine others.

No one blamed the car or the knife.

“Finely ‍put: This shooting was racially​ motivated, and he hated black people,” ‍Waters ⁢ told reporters Sunday. “He⁤ knew‍ what he⁢ was ‍doing. He ‌was 100 percent lucid.”

The sheriff also faced a question about ⁢the‌ gun the alleged killer used to carry out his evil agenda.

He was not in ⁣the mood to see the media scapegoat ‍the firearm, which he said had been⁣ sold legally to the shooter.

“The story is always about guns,” Waters said. “People are bad. This guy’s a bad guy. If I could take my ‌gun off⁢ right now, and I⁢ lay⁢ it on⁤ this counter, nothing will happen. ⁣It’ll sit ⁢there.

“But as ⁤soon as a wicked‍ person grabs ahold of ‍that handgun and starts shooting people with it,‍ there’s the problem.

“The problem is⁢ the individual.”

In South Carolina in⁤ 2018, a nurse admitted she killed her husband by⁢ putting over-the-counter eye drops into a glass of water ​and watching him drink it.

CBS News reported Lana Clayton told investigators of her husband, Steve Clayton, “I⁤ just wanted him to just — I just wanted him to suffer.”

The‍ biased corporate⁤ media⁢ never called for eye drop control‍ following⁣ Clayton’s arrest and conviction.

These people are seeking a ​ utopian ‍ society free of firearms and will shamelessly politicize the deaths ⁢ of ‍innocent ⁣people in hopes of achieving⁤ their goals.

Williams ‌refused ‌to‍ let them get away with it.

Americans need more law ​enforcement officers⁤ like ⁤the sheriff who are willing to point⁣ out ​to them the obvious, which is that some people are simply consumed⁤ by evil.

A deranged and homicidal person without access to a firearm will find a way‍ to take⁢ an innocent life⁣ – even‍ if it only requires them to ​come up with a⁣ few bucks for eye drops.

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