So, in January the "star" of this film stated in an interview that the U.S. was gun crazy and nobody should own a weapon. Then, yet another "hit movie" is released with the central theme of guns and their use both as defense and assault upon another.
So, sorry, your credibility is very lacking.
I don't understand.
Are you saying Arnie must endorse killer robots as personal protection, and Stallone must be pushing for bow and arrow for the military?
Considering that the likelihood of the average American ever ending up in a situation like this movie is slim to none, I have to say your credibility is very lacking. I don't want to ban guns, but I'm so tired of the hyperbole. You're going to have an easier time convincing people if you didn't pretend like walking down the street in the US is like being in downtown Baghdad.
shareAd hom fallacy. Unless you can make a non-logically fallacious point(s), your (OP) comment has no argumentative merit and is not worth any serious consideration.
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George clooney, leo and others preach about climate change and all that green stuff but their movies differ from their views. It is called acting.
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