For a PSA a’ la Hollywood, this seriously stupid ad coming from the gun-control crowd seems a little low-budget.
Everytown for Gun Safety, a group funded by former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg, has released a new video ad following last week’s terrorist attack in San Bernardino that claimed the lives of 14 people.
The ad features Amy Schumer, Sofia Vergara and Jennifer Aniston among a host of others, all calling for an end to gun violence — as if that will somehow deter radical Muslim extremists from pursuing jihad.
The Hollywood pinheads participate in the monotonous repetition of the same line: “We can end gun violence.”
Over and over again … which ensures the production doesn’t get bogged down in the messy details of how to make that happen. As Twitchy.com noted, the video “is basically nothing more than a hashtag campaign set to music.”
Which means the simplicity should be well received by the low-information crowd on the left.
There is one notable exception to the repetition … President Obama, the reluctant warrior, chimes in to say: “When we come together, Americans can do anything.”
Of course, not everyone in Hollywood is a pinhead. Actor Kurt Russell told an interviewer who tried to tie the San Bernardino shooting with America’s so-called “gun culture” that he was out of his mind, and that such thinking is “absolutely insane.”
There was also plenty of skepticism on social media, one user noting that some of the actors in the video contribute to the problem by portraying gun violence on the big screen.
Here’s a sampling of responses from Twitter:
That oughta do it. MT @Everytown Amy Schumer, Sofia Vergara, Jennifer Aniston call for an end to gun violence
— I got your #Unity right here (@jtLOL) December 9, 2015
@Everytown awesome. I’m sure the criminals and murderers who don’t follow laws will now change their ways.
— shane amos (@eequalsfb) December 9, 2015
A parade of celebs saying “we can end gun violence” will help stop psychopaths from committing mass murder? https://t.co/clJyTdmdn6
— Doug Powers (@ThePowersThatBe) December 9, 2015
@ThePowersThatBe @Everytown We Can Stop The Radical Islamists.We Can………
— Kim Jakubec (@DoodleKim) December 10, 2015
@ThePowersThatBe Reminds me of the “end world hunger” crowd. No substance. @Everytown
— Republicanvet (@Republicanvet91) December 10, 2015
@Everytown I thought gun violence was already illegal…
— Jay Ellington (@JayEllington) December 9, 2015
@dicky_simpkins @Everytown @amyschumer There never is , its just , just stop it already! But NEVER a how to stop it!
— ray stewart (@retfedfire) December 10, 2015
@Everytown @OFA the #NRA is busy teaching gun safety while @kevinbacon movies give people ideas on criminal use of guns. #endgunviolence
— Tommy salommy (@TSalommy) December 9, 2015
@TSalommy @Everytown @OFA @kevinbacon I challenge every actor on here to turn down all roles that involve guns…back this up with action
— CJ (@CJack62) December 10, 2015
@Everytown What a load of crap. Tell those ‘celebrities’ to walk the streets without armed minders & bodyguards then. Yeah, hypocrites.
— Revolutionary Act (@HalloweenMike1) December 9, 2015
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