Kerry: All you gun toters are scaring Japanese students, or something

Kerry: All you gun toters are scaring Japanese students, or something. Or could it just be that because media idiots (but I repeat myself) and grandstanding pols do nothing these days but talk about guns 24 hrs a day, that’s what makes foreigners think the US is unsafe? Hey, maybe if the media talks about Kerry’s $7 million yacht a lot, the world might think we’re all sailors!

This post was last modified on April 12, 2021

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  • Who cares? If kids from other countries can't run with the big dogs they can stay in their little shitpot country and go to school there.

  • If these Japanesse students are uncomfortable here with those of us who practice out God given right to carry and protect ourselves, they can go home. Home where police just come in and check your home and you for no other reason than just because.

    Kerry needs to stop scaring these students as well. His Lurch appearance is frightening to all of us.

  • It's too damn bad all us gun toters don't have the same influence on illegal aliens and other foreigners who come here demanding we assimilate to them instead of the other way around. The last thing this administration wants is educated immigrants.

  • From what I've seen the only people afraid of gun toting Americans are commies like John Kerry.

  • My second thought is who in their right mind wants to come here for an education anymore anyway?

    • You know, sometimes the truth just needs to be spoken, whether it's informative and unbiased or not.