So what you're trying to say is... [spoiler]Nobody likes the Government that takes away our vapes?[/spoiler]

I remember when Bill Clinton ran the right swore he'd take our guns. Then when Gore ran they said the same thing. When Obama ran they said he WOULD take all your guns (and create death panels lolz) And this midterm election I saw people share things saying it WOULD happen if the right lost the majority.

People will always cry about gun control [spoiler]Because they know it's important and needed. 🙄[/spoiler]

I haven't heard anyone talk about gun control since the Florida incident. I also don't bring it up when I can. All the talk has been about immigration and whatnot, which I have a whole rant ready to unload on someone whenever it becomes lousy small talk. -Your local conservative (you know, an ordinary person just like anybody else who doesn't bring up political discussion out of nowhere, because, you know, I'm considerate and realize that majority of the world either doesn't give a shit, or they do, just they don't know what the -blam!- they're talking about)

As a gun guy who owns multiple guns, I just want to say that yeah, I am sick of it as well. Not to mention, the stupid ass comparisons, where it is like comparing apples to footballs.

The tone of your post isn’t going to get you any reasonable responses. Take a step back, take a deep breath, and try to make your arguments without all the emotion.

I see your point. (I am conservative but I am in NO way a Republican) the conservative side does have a tendency to overreact to liberal movements. However, liberals also have a tendency to overreact to things. For example, gender pay gap, there was a study done by (I think, I probably am wrong) Prager University that showed that actual pay gap difference is less than either 0.7% or 0.07%, either way that is very small, so small in fact, that it could be chalked up to rounding errors. Both sides have stooped to the levels of attacking each other from a perceived moral high ground. Facts take precedence. Give me unscrewed, realistic facts.

You are confusing me again about my political tag 😆 Bloody gender bollocks

Other than Trump saying that he wants to take guns first and go through due process second, there hasn't been a single president prior to Trump that has been actively trying to take guns away from the US citizens by force, or whatever paranoid thinking. The kool-aid from fringe right media sources seems to resonate quite well, until they went suspiciously silent when Trump said he was ready and able to take guns away from the US citizens. Honestly, I actively avoid my "friends" who are constantly complaining that the federal government under liberals is terrible and that they're taking their guns away. I begun hanging out with them less and less to the point where they're strangers to me because when I say constant, I mean constant. It's annoying and obnoxious when that's all they talk about, when it has never happened under Obama, under Bush Jr., under Clinton, under Bush Sr, etc. When I go to the shooting range with some of my other friends that I go out of my way to hang out with, we don't talk about politics or if the federal government is taking our guns away, or whatever whiny talking point. What we talk about are the guns that we're using at the range, our families and how they're doing, the guns that we want to try out one time, and what has been happening in life. These are the friends that I love to hang out with because they aren't whining every single day about an imaginary scenario. I get that the government has thought of doing so, as seen with Trump and his "take away their guns first, go through due process second" response, but if that's all someone is going to talk about every single waking moment of every single day of their life, the conversation, like the person, becomes stale and becomes a nuisance.

then stop bringing it up. lol

REAL Conservatives complain about restrictive occupational licensing laws In all (or some) honesty, there are plenty of other things people could be talking about, but all politics is identity politics. Forming an identity around guns is super easy and fun (see: NRATV) and forming an identity around occupational licensing is super boring (see... idk the R Street Institute maybe). But in case any conservatives do feel like they should be diversifying their portfolio, here are some things that will make you seem smart and cool: - Use Social Security to finance paid family leave - Turn the EITC into a worker's credit/subsidy - Get rid of SALT and establish federal equalization grants to even out fiscal capacity between states