There was a story from this week that would make any patriotic American feel better about the current gun debate. But the vast majority have not heard about it because it flies in the face of the current unhinged narrative that gun control would magically make us safer despite the unambiguous fact that it has never and will never work.
An attempted mass murder was thwarted by an armed woman in West Virginia. A man armed with an AR-15 started firing into a crowd, clearly attempting to become the latest gun-control-narrative booster story, but he wasn’t expecting to get stopped in his tracks so quickly.
This story needs to be spread far and wide. Below are a few stories from reputable outlets you can share. We need this story to reach the masses as even some indoctrinated radical leftists might see the efficacy of keeping “good guys and gals with guns” armed and ready to act when bad situations arise.
Emotions are high following Uvalde and Buffalo. This is the time when gun-grabbers get their loudest, and that includes feckless RINOs like Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell. It is imperative that we focus the narrative on the clear truth that an armed populace of law-abiding citizens is far more effective at stopping mass murders than relying solely on police. By no means am I suggesting gun-toting patriots should REPLACE police, but when seconds count, law enforcement is only minutes away. We need armed and properly-trained civilians to be in the crowds of would-be victims.
Becker News: Gun-Toting West Virginia Woman Stops Man with AR-15 from Carrying Out Mass Shooting at a Birthday Party
A gun-toting West Virginia woman put an end to a man’s attempted mass shooting at a birthday party this week. That’s because she was carrying herself and she shot him dead. The Associated Press reported that she “fatally shot a man who began firing an AR-15-style rifle into a crowd of people that had gathered for a party,” citing local authorities.
“Dennis Butler, 37, was killed Wednesday night after he pulled out the rifle and began shooting at dozens of people attending the birthday-graduation party outside an apartment complex in the city of Charleston,” the police statement said.
“The woman, who was attending the party, drew a pistol and fired, killing Butler, the statement said,” the AP reported. “No one at the party was injured.”
“Instead of running from the threat, she engaged with the threat and saved several lives last night,” Chief of Detectives Tony Hazelett said on Thursday.
Hazelett added that no charges would be filed against the woman.
Media Right News: Lauren Boebert Doubts That the ‘News’ Will Share Story About Woman With a Pistol Stopping Potential Mass Shooter ‘Far and Wide’
U.S. House Rep Lauren Boebert (R-CO) said today what a lot of 2A supporters are likely thinking as she weighed in on the story about a woman with a pistol stopping a potential mass shooter.
Boebert wondered in a tweet, “Will the news share this story far and wide?”
“Doubtful, as it proves exactly the point they don’t want to make,” Boebert lamented.
Will the news share this story far and wide?
Doubtful, as it proves exactly the point they don't want to make. https://t.co/yqObHXsiJ8
— Lauren Boebert (@laurenboebert) May 28, 2022
According to the police, Dennis Butler was shot to death by an armed citizen when he opened fire with an AR-15 on Wednesday at a graduation party in Charleston, West Virginia.
PJ Media: Hero Woman Stops Graduation Party Mass Shooting WITH A GUN
There’s some good gun-related news this week out of Charleston, W.Va.
According to Charleston police, Dennis Butler, 27, was speeding his car through an apartment complex last Wednesday night. People approached him and asked him to stop as there were kids playing nearby. He left and returned shortly thereafter around 10:45 p.m. with an “AR-15 style” rifle and opened up on “dozens” of people celebrating at a graduation party.
A would be mass shooter with an AR-15 was shot dead in Charleston,
A case of a bad guy with a gun stopped by a good lady with a gun!
What no wall to wall coverage on this mass shooter??? Bob https://t.co/JAayHZrWlc— bob jernigan (@bobjernigan7) May 28, 2022
A woman at the party with a legally concealed pistol returned fire and ventilated Butler numerous times before he was able to hit a single reveler.
“Instead of running from the threat, she engaged with the threat and saved several lives last night,” said Charleston Police Lieutenant Tony Hazelett, as WOWK reported. “She was lawfully carrying a firearm and stopped a threat. There was a graduation party and a party with kids so obviously someone just graduated high school and we could have had a casualty shooting.”
Here are some other outlets that covered the story. I’d strongly recommend sharing these stories often this weekend and into next week, spreading them out and staggering them for effect.
This is an important narrative and corporate media will do everything in their power to keep it buried. They want to gaslight people into thinking the only way to stop mass murders is to disarm law-abiding citizens. This is, of course, a lie, but that’s what corporate media does.
- Not The Bee: This Week a West Virginia Woman Legally Carrying a Handgun Stopped a Mass Shooter With an AR-15 Dead in His Tracks
- Uncle Sam’s Misguided Children: WV Woman Engaged Shooter at Graduation Celebration: Bad Guy Permanently Neutralized
- Media Right News: Wendy Rogers Glad Woman With Pistol Stopped Alleged AR-15 Wielding Attacker: ‘Well Done Ma’am’
As long as the left controls the gun narrative, stories like the one out of West Virginia will never reach the masses. We need to take control and spread the truth. America’s future is at stake.
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