I stumbled upon a collection of images which, among other things, does a lot of mocking of gun control people. This was one of my favorites:
The View From North Central Idaho
Ramblings on explosives, guns, politics, and sex by a redneck Idaho farm boy who became a software engineer living near Seattle.
That sure doesn’t make any sense to me.
It’s difficult to explain without descending to vulgarity that I do not want to inflict on this blog.
If a gun makes the guy uncomfortable then he isn’t a real man and should find someone who is who can protect him.
At least that is the basics of how I interpreted it.
Ok, that’s one interpretation. But it could be read as a slur against gays, which is a thing to be avoided.
Hmmm… I don’t see the slur. But you are correct in that such a thing is inappropriate.
I don’t see it as a slur against gays. I see it as a righteous put-down of a weak man. She wants a real man, and he needs someone to protect him, but no respectable woman would have him. Maybe he’d have better luck switching teams.
It struck me as something that could be interpreted either way. And given that the enemy likes to claim we’re anti-just-about-everyone, it’s worth aiming to be unambiguous.
I’m inclined to be clear enough that people in their right minds will understand the truth and let our enemies demonstrate their insane hatred.