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John Lott on the Larry Elder Show to discuss how TV entertainment shows push gun control
Crime Prevention Research Center ^ | May 14, 2018

Posted on 05/16/2018 1:58:56 PM PDT by rogerantone1

Dr. John Lott talks to Larry Elder on his national radio show about how entertainment shows on television keep pushing gun control.

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TOPICS: Crime/Corruption; Culture/Society; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: banglist; ccw; cprc; hollywood; mediabias

1 posted on 05/16/2018 1:58:56 PM PDT by rogerantone1
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To: rogerantone1

But on the other hand, how many victims of senseless shooting are depicted on TV each week?


2 posted on 05/16/2018 2:02:09 PM PDT by antidemoncrat
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But how long will he get to talk? Larry elder spends the entire day pimping ads for everything from tire shops to nose cleaning services. Elder, the Shill of South Central has little credibility anymore. Just another commercial shill. Lott on the other hand is well respected.


3 posted on 05/16/2018 2:30:17 PM PDT by Okeydoker
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To: rogerantone1

Arrow, Season Five: The Spectre of the Gun.

Violent shows used to support disarming the non-violent citizenry.


4 posted on 05/16/2018 3:30:59 PM PDT by YogicCowboy ("I am not entirely on anyone's side, because no one is entirely on mine." - J. R. R. Tolkien)
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