Today, I’m releasing part two of my interview with Dennis Dill where he explains the real reason governments don’t want anyone else but them owning a gun:
“It’s not just usually, but always, every corrupt, totalitarian government, always, always does its utmost to disarm the people. There is no other reason for gun control other than that government has plans to do bad things to the people… and they don’t want those people, the [targeted] citizens, to have the effective ability to resist.”
Dennis, along with some help from comedian JP Sears, backs up that dystopian claim with historical facts dating back to before guns were even invented.
And history will keep on repeating itself until enough people learn the truth. That’s why I encourage you to watch (or listen to) this week’s episode of The Purple Microphone and share it with as many people as you can. Here’s the link:
Dennis Dill is Perth County’s very own “gun guru," with over 55 years of experience owning and firing guns. Here’s just a sample of what we cover:
• Why guns don’t kill people, fathers with pretty daughters do.
• Why Dennis believes it is a mental illness to be afraid of a gun.
• How firearms are critical for protecting our food supply from small vermin and much larger and more dangerous ruminants.
• Why hunting licenses may still be justified, but are usually overdone — and why small game licenses are "stupid.”
• Why Trudeau (and his bodyguards) are being hypocritical by banning handguns.
• Dennis reacts to a MacGyver fan explaining why guns are evil and unnecessary (as long as you have some duct tape).
• Why the US does not have the most gun violence in the world as many claim.
• Pepper spray laws that will baffle your mind.
• Why an increase in any form of violence is a reflection of the breakdown of the family, poverty, drug addiction and other societal ills that have nothing to do with gun ownership.
• And, finally, Dennis’ reaction to the PPC’s firearms policy.
All that, plus some good laughs, is waiting for you at:
This is our second episode and I am eager to hear your feedback. Let me know what you liked, what you learned and any other comments about how we might improve the content and format of the show.
Wayne Baker