I too take King's word that he did all he said. He said that he spoke at a meeting, but we'll never know just what he said, just as he would never tell us what he supposedly wrote to the NRA or Sen. John McCain (who also sided with the anti-gunners) All we can do there is consider the anti-gun sentiments King has posted here for years.
And he said that his "gun club had the loudest voice in the province, led by a rural physician." I certainly believe that as well... but I am equally certain that King was no help, just as he has never been any help to anyone in the U.S. except those who wish to infringe upon the Rights of law abiding gun owners.
King has called this deceptive writing style "the craft of journalism".
Our pro-gun President Donald Trump calls it exactly what it is... Fake News.
Here's the Father of Fake News again with more of his anti-gun rhetoric:
The roots I'm comfortable with are the radical---"to get to the root of"---and that's Jesus's teaching. The shame is how far the Christian community has drifted from it. We act irrationally from fear when the Christian message is to fear not, even death itself.We call ourselves Christian nations and stockpile ammunition, need concealed carry to protect ourselves and a regulated militia without regulations to protect us from our own governments, abandoning Jesus's teaching to defend it.
When a self-described Atheist starts invoking Christianity and the name of Jesus... watch out!
