But there is also the faction who keeps such items with an underlying sympathy. And yes, gun shows have become often a place where such views are expoused. While your site is based in fact and realism, complimented by the Torah, you absolutely cannot deny the fact that American Jews are a primary contributor towards the goal of disarmament. The gun owners at the various shows, as vociferous about their hobby as a hobbyist can be, have come to see Jews as a threat to their enjoyment and businesses. This, I believe, is a factor in their underlying sympathies.
Many people form opinions by anecdote.
Gun owners and anti-gunners alike. This, I believe, consciously or in most cases, subconsciously, contributes to their sympathies. I am just addressing the undeniable fact that there is a inordinately large representation such objects at gun shows, and some people have misconstrued their meaning with their historical status. Rabbi, I'm a young man of 20 years. Some say the most politically formative of a persons life.