>libs copy this argument in a mocking tone en-masse
>not realizing that Charlie would unironically agree that him being shot would in no way affect his opinions on gun rights
Have they just never met someone who would genuinely die for his beliefs before? Is the idea of martyrdom completely foreign to them? Are they just projecting, thinking “well, if I got shot, I would be anti-gun, so he probably would too!”? Why do people think his death would affect his beliefs in any way?
>not realizing that Charlie would unironically agree that him being shot would in no way affect his opinions on gun rights
Have they just never met someone who would genuinely die for his beliefs before? Is the idea of martyrdom completely foreign to them? Are they just projecting, thinking “well, if I got shot, I would be anti-gun, so he probably would too!”? Why do people think his death would affect his beliefs in any way?