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I object to the phrase "gun culture." We do NOT live in a "gun culture," whatever that might mean. Guns do not define the everyday lives for the vast majority of Americans. Millions of Americans go years without seeing a gun up close, and millions more see them only sporadically. Among those who value guns for recreation and hunting, that is only part of their lives. Among those who value guns for self-defense, the gun is usually hidden away.

This is NOT a "gun culture." It is a Beyoncé culture, an NFL culture, a Kim Kardashian culture, a rap culture, a Jeopardy culture, a Wheel of Fortune culture, an Oprah culture, NOT a "gun culture."

50 posted on 07/03/2016 4:57:29 AM PDT by Elsie (Heck is where people, who don't believe in Gosh, think they are not going...)

HEY!!!