First Impressions and the Second Amendment
Rap videos glorifying egotistical misuse of firearms however, offer a first impression at odds with prudent Second Amendment practices;
By Nadra Enzi —— Bio and Archives--March 30, 2026
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I just finished watching a compelling clip by 'Black Guns Matter' founder Maj Toure. It probed pushback a viral video of young Black men rapping with firearms has gotten from disapproving gun advocates.
Toure ascribed racial bigotry to the outcry. Reckless handling by participants was correctly also noted in his analysis. He also told detractors he was 'ten toes down' in his support of Kyle Rittenhouse, also the same age as young Black men in the video. It underscored his universal support for the Second Amendment.
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