'The View' Hosts Have Insane Meltdown - Spit In The Face Of The Constitution

Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America

And folks, what would we do if we did not have the women of The View to explain to us

our constitutional rights? You know, after the shooting of an unarmed black teenager outside the home of an elderly

white man, The View had a lot to say about constitutional rights, who should be able

to carry a gun, who should be able to defend their homes, and under what circumstances

What happened with this young man is a tragedy, for sure, and it should have never happened

But, well, let's take a look at what The View had to say about it

A man that, he said, you know, at my age I was scared I couldn't defend myself

People like that, we need to be checking up on these gun owners, because if you're someone

that stands in a home and is petrified at someone ringing your door when you were never

even, there's still a door between you and you're the one with the weapon, then you need

to not have weapons, because this is, the Stand Your Ground laws and the Castle Doctrine

is it Castle Doctrine? These things are scary. The NRA wants to roll these back further because it fuels the profit of more gun sales when

we can defend these people that are holding these guns. It's a money problem right here

The other issue, though, is they're rolling back kind of the accountability of the people shooting

When you can just say someone threatened you and you're scared in your house, this is problematic

This is why I think we need to be doing, we can't even get background checks and all

the other things passed in every state, but mental health, or if you have some deep-seated

racism that should be checked on a background check, you know, this stuff needs to be checked

sporadically throughout time. These types of situations, your mental capacity changes. To know an 85-year-old man, I get answering the door if you're defending your home

One conversation, one exchange would have completely- He didn't have to open, this is the thing, I know you, I don't want to cut you off, go

ahead and say what you're saying. No, no, no, go ahead. I was just going to say, listen, you're 85, somebody knocks on your door at 10 o'clock

at night, either do not answer it and call the police or say, who is it

Now again, what happened here was tragic. This young man should have never been shot

He happened to be at the wrong home, going to pick up his cousins, I believe, and there

was no threat to this man. To shoot him through a door is abhorrent

There was, in fact, no threat to this man's safety that anybody so far can determine

Of course, we have to hear the facts of the case, but as it stands right now, it looks horrifying

That being said, The View apparently, or some of the hosts on The View, want to have a racism

test before you can own a gun. How would a racism test work

What would the questions be? Who would determine if you're a racist

What kind of thing? Would they search your social media for something you might have said that sounds racist or

transphobic or homophobic? What would that test be? And then they want to tell you that certain people of a certain age, elderly people, shouldn't

be allowed to defend themselves in their homes, that their guns should be taken away at a

certain age, that there's a limit. There's an age limit to how long you can protect yourself and your family

And then you have Sonny Hostin praising the fact that New York doesn't have a castle law

Apparently she'd like the whole country to not have those, you know, where you can defend your home against intruders

Again, none of this applies to this gentleman who appears to be totally wrong in his shooting

of this young man. But that doesn't have anything to do with the rest of the country and to punish everybody

because one person made a horrifying mistake. That to me is insane

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