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David Hogg wants to know why we don't need a license to kill people. No, really.
April 03, 2022
'Because hunting people would violate their right to life'
Gun control activist and Harvard whiz kid David Hagg took to Twitter to ask a very serious question about gun rights in this country, and he'd like to remind the court of public opinion that he's entitled to own special level of dumb.
“If you need a license to kill deer why don’t you need one to kill humans?” Hogg tweeted, adding “Plenty of people will think this is dumb- good for you. I’m not looking out for an election and I’m entitled to my own opinion no matter how much you disagree."
If you need a license to kill deer why don\u2019t you need one to kill humans?— David Hogg \ud83c\udf3b (@David Hogg \ud83c\udf3b) 1648912504
Plenty of people will think this is dumb- good for you. I\u2019m not looking out for an election and I\u2019m entitled to my own opinion no matter how much you disagree. \n\nThere\u2019s a block botton— David Hogg \ud83c\udf3b (@David Hogg \ud83c\udf3b) 1648920640
Well, ask and ye shall receive. Twitter was happy to offer David some friendly information and advice.
It's illegal to kill people.— Ian Miles Cheong (@Ian Miles Cheong) 1648915280
Because hunting people would violate their right to life.— Tarah Price (@Tarah Price) 1649078533
Would rather keep murder illegal, but you're entitled to your opinion, Harvard McHitman— Razor (@Razor) 1648933027
What if we made murder illegal? That could work.— Rich (@Rich) 1648912868
The only time it is legal to kill someone, you have to get a lot more than a license, buddy. You have to get a final judgment from a jury that passes through dozens of appeals and then the person who does it still has to be licensed but otherwise sick burn on gun owners— Leon Wolf \ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\udde6 (@Leon Wolf \ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\udde6) 1648917807
I'll type slowly so you can keep up. Because we don't give out licenses to kill humans. We charge people who intentionally kill humans -- save in self-defense -- with committing a crime (in some cases punishable by death). Maybe you've seen too many James Bond movies?https://twitter.com/davidhogg111/status/1510274623283281926\u00a0\u2026— Jonah Goldberg (@Jonah Goldberg) 1648916292
What\u2019s it like bring the least intelligent person in every college class you take?— Sunni Labeouf (@Sunni Labeouf) 1648918336
I bet this sounded way better in your head, lol.\n\nA Harvard education, everyone.— Buggward (@Buggward) 1648985394
Dear David - your thought is flawed. 1st deer are a food source like cows, chicken, pigs, etc. Your statement implies that by granting a license it would be perfectly fine to hunt fellow human beings. God Lord Son, seek professional help.— Dr. Joe Tomaso (@Dr. Joe Tomaso) 1648988888
The last time I checked, unless it's in self-defense, killing humans was still illegal... has that changed?— Tim Young (@Tim Young) 1648916749
The more you say, the more it becomes apparent you know very little about anything at all. Kudos.— Mike Mason (@Mike Mason) 1648917380
pic.twitter.com/bOMLnOFU4j— Sam Whitfield\ud83c\udf99 (@Sam Whitfield\ud83c\udf99) 1648927600
pic.twitter.com/iw3juDAFB2— D (@D) 1648985114
pic.twitter.com/fAamznY9hv— Tim L. (@Tim L.) 1648995351
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