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Chuck Schumer has decided that, rather than condemning blatant acts of violence committed by his own side, he prefers to blame “all sides”—effectively advocating for taking away your God-given rights.

What part of “shall not be infringed” do these people not understand? According to Chuck, “We need better laws on guns.” It’s unclear whether he realizes that using a gun to commit a crime is already illegal—but I think you already know the answer to that.

According to the Washington Times:

Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer said Wednesday in the wake of another politically motivated shooting that President Trump has been “totally deficient” in toning down divisive political rhetoric that has contributed to such attacks.

“It has to come from the top, and like on so many other things, Donald Trump is deficient in this, totally deficient,” the New York Democrat said on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe.”

Now, here is a video of Chuck calling Trump literally Hitler.

This is what makes these statements not only disingenuous but utterly reprehensible. Chuck is blasting Trump for supposedly not toning down his rhetoric—words that came out of Chuck’s own mouth. He is the one continuously slandering conservatives, and he could not lack more self-awareness if he tried.

What’s so comical about Chuck’s previous statements is that the very reason the Founders created the Second Amendment was to prevent tyrants from taking away our rights. So, once again, the lack of self-awareness here has got to be intentional.

Mr. Schumer said he did not yet know everything that happened at the ICE office in Dallas but condemned the violence as “just terrible.”

“Everybody, right, left, center, I don’t care what your politics are, has to speak out strongly against it,” he said.

The Senate’s top Democrat acknowledged he did not know what weapon was used in the ICE office shooting but took the opportunity to advocate for “better laws on guns.”

Who does he think he’s fooling with that statement? The only people who would agree with him already do, and the ones he needs to convince despise him and would never fall for whatever he hopes they will. Nonetheless, the left projecting their insecurities onto conservatives—blaming them for rhetoric that supposedly “others” the other side—is deeply deranged, though hardly surprising.

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