Student gun control activist David Hogg is asking someone to tell Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) that Bible verses do not protect kids from bullets.
Rubio drew the ire of student gun controllers following the February 14, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting. They ridiculed his support of gun rights during a February 21 CNN town hall, booing him and even comparing Rubio to the shooter who carried out the heinous crime.
Rubio was also criticized for his relationship with the NRA, and this washed over into attacks against Rubio’s insistence on tweeting Bible verses.
For example, on July 15, Rubio tweeted Psalm 85:9 and Hogg was quick to reply with a reference to the NRA:
Now Hogg is asking someone to talk to Rubio about sending out Bible verses.
Hogg tweeted:
Most recently, on December 7, Rubio typed out Isaiah 29-18-20 in a tweet:
Hogg responded:
Perhaps someone can tell Hogg and the rest of the gun control movement that gun-free zones do not stop kids from getting shot either.
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