FOW- I'd like to have anti-gunners answer these quesitons, please

Just a few simple quesitons I'd like to see anyone the anti-gun side of the house answer:

1)Did you know as long as people poop or pee, they have gun powder?

2)Are you aware that cannons can be made from car axels, or a small personal firearm can be made from a simple table lamp?

3)Did you know that car tire lead wheel weights make good bullets?

4)Are you even remotely aware that I could poop, put it in a pipe, stuff the pipe with lead weights to kill a police officer to take their guns- along with their armor, their communicates equipment- and then use military grade hardware to steal MORE military grade hardware?

Now, if those 4 questions have changed your mind on gun control then consider this:

Bad Guy makes a gun, holds you and your loved ones hostage- but decides instead to just kill you because dead people don't make good witnesses. Would you rather have a gun for self defense or would you rather die for your ideals?

***********BONUS POINTS OF ANTI-GUN HYPOCRITCY**************

Rosie O'Donnel is the proud owner of 2 each 9mm handguns- but was foolish enough to challenge Tom Sellick on her own television show about gun control which she lost

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtkgoGY4Cm4

Enclosed are 8 famous celebreties who have made a lot of money off guns- but, are antigunners.

8: Shania Twain

It's not very often you hear of country music artists taking a stand for any sort of gun control. But we've all known for a while that Shania Twain isn't like most country singers, haven't we? Canada's gift to country was a signer of Handgun Control Inc.'s -- now known as the Brady Campaign -- "Open Letter to the National Rifle Association" full-page ad that ran in the June 9, 1999, edition of USA Today. Twain's politics didn't stop her from having armed guards at her wedding in January 2011 in Puerto Rico.


7: Kevin Bacon

If one made the observation that Kevin Bacon has been in everything, that wouldn't be too far off. In fact, he's even made appearances in the pro-gun control camp -- who knew? Bacon was yet another signer of HCI's "Open Letter," and is listed on the NRA Institute for Legislative Action's list of organizations and individuals who have contributed to anti-gun organizations.


6: Matt Damon

Matt Damon has never been shy about his political affiliation, but it's surprising to learn that an actor who's handled a pretty enviable amount of firearms has a problem with them. Nevertheless, Matt Damon was quoted as saying, "I actually hate guns. They freak me out," in a January 2003 edition of The Sunday Herald.

5: Mark Wahlberg

The ex-leader of the Funky Bunch, Marky Mark had some pretty strong words for Charlton Heston. At the 2000 MTV Movie Awards, Wahlberg suggested on stage that the "Best Villain" award be given to Heston: "I believe Charlton Heston is America's best villain because he loves guns so much. Maybe he should get the award for being president of the National Rifle Association." But his anti-gun attitude didn't stop there. "Well, I would love it if they could take all the guns away. Unfortunately, you can't do that so you hope that good people in the world have them to protect the people who can't protect themselves," he said in an April 26, 2007, edition of the Herald Sun. "Certainly, I haven't used a gun anywhere other than on a movie set and I'd like to see if we could take them all away. It would be a beautiful thing."


4: Danny DeVito

He packed a rifle disguised as an umbrella in "Batman Returns," and he is frequently seen drawing a Smith & Wesson Model 19 Snubnose in "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," but despite his characters' arsenal of weapons, DeVito has also lent his name to gun control organizations, also making an appearance on the NRA-ILA's list of anti-gun contributors.


3: Sean Connery

What would James Bond be without his trusty Walther PPK? Well, he'd probably be just another dapper Englishman -- or Scotsman, depending on who's portraying him. While Sean Connery hasn't brought his gun control lobbying to U.S. shores, he's lent his services to anti-handgun PSAs in the United Kingdom: "It is said that a total ban on handguns, including .22s, would take away innocent pleasure from thousands of people. Is that more or less pleasure than watching your child grow up?" Connery once said in a BBC ad.

2: Arnold Schwarzenegger

In his prime, Ahnold was recognized as one of the elite Hollywood tough guys for his roles in movies like "Predator" or "The Terminator." Back then, he was a strong supporter of the Second Amendment, but it's funny what politics can do to someone's beliefs. When he began his gubernatorial campaign in 2003, Schwarzenegger seemingly did an about-face -- as politicians seem to do quite often -- supporting the ban on assault weapons in the U.S., as well as the Brady Bill. In fact, in a 2003 issue of Time, the Governator was quoted as saying, "I'm for gun control. I'm a peace-loving guy."


ALSO REMEMBER THIS IS THE SAME DICK WHOS IN THE MOVIES "THE EXPENDABLES" AND "THE EXPENDABLES II"


1: Sylvester Stallone

While Rambo had no qualms firing a few thousand rounds at his enemies, Stallone would prefer to take a different approach. Some actors and celebrities may hope and wish for gun control, but their takes aren't as totalitarian as Stallone's. In response to the shooting death of Phil Hartman in 1999, Stallone -- who was living in the UK at the time -- was shown on Access Hollywood saying, "Until America, door to door, takes every handgun, this is what you're gonna have. It's pathetic. It really is pathetic. It's sad. We're living in the Dark Ages over there."

THIS IS THE DIRECTOR OF "THE EXPENDABLES", "THE EXPENDABLES II", RAMBO 1-4

Source:

http://www.gunsandammo.com/2012/02/24/8-surprising-anti-gun-celebrities/#ixzz21TdcXxtK