I couldn’t agree more with this Marine. This gun ban isn’t about what happened at Newtown. It’s about CONTROL.. Ask yourself these simple questions: (Questions courtesy of: Glenn Beck.. the man many love to hate but never watched)

1- What? People were slaughtered by a maniac
2- How? – He used a gun
3- Why? – He Used a gun: thats what the dems and the media want us to believe.. how can the how be the same as the why? He didn’t kill them just because of a gun.. he was a troubled mentally ill person with no moral compass to guide him. We used to commit these people until the ACLU forced tens of thousands of mentally ill people back on the streets.

Why would anyone commit this crime? Some will slam me here but I’m going to say it. Todays highly realistic video games are equal to or better than the combat simulators that our troops use. It’s one thing to kill space aliens because we don’t meet many space aliens in our daily lives.. but when we start killing human beings in the very realistic games, we become desensitized to the act, and therefore the act becomes acceptable behavior whether in a video game or in real life… these people can’t really discern the difference so they commit random acts of violence. You can try and argue against what I’ve said, but you won’t change my mind, so don’t waste precious moments of your life in this worthless attempt to do so. 
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One U.S. Marine was more than a little displeased with California Sen. Dianne Feinstein’sdraconian gun control proposal, which includes an assault weapons ban and provisions on handguns and even “grandfathered weapons.”
The letter, written by U.S. Marine Joshua Boston, was titled “No ma’am” and was first posted on CNN iReport on Dec. 27. The letter has since gone viral and has been shared extensively on social media sites like Facebook and Twitter, as it seemingly has resonated with a segment of the American population.
Read Boston’s entire “No ma’am” letter below and then share it with others: