Rising to become an outspoken advocate for the left, Parkland school shooting survivor and now gun control activist, David Hogg, decided to jump on Twitter, as most Democrats do, and present the platform with an interesting question. Given that gun violence has only risen in America over the last few years, Hogg wrote, “If you need a license to kill deer, why don’t you need one to kill humans? Plenty of people will think this is dumb- good for you. I’m not looking out for an election and I’m entitled to my own opinion no matter how much you disagree.”

As if already knowing he was going to receive a mountain of backlash, Hogg was sure to add that he was entitled to his own opinion. But that didn’t mean users weren’t going to give him a lesson. One user wrote, “The only time it is legal to kill someone, you have to get a lot more than a license, buddy. You have to get a final judgment from a jury that passes through dozens of appeals and then the person who does it still has to be licensed but otherwise sick burn on gun owners.”

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Another person added, “I’ll type slowly so you can keep up. Because we don’t give out licenses to kill humans. We charge people who intentionally kill humans — save in self-defense — with committing a crime (in some cases punishable by death). Maybe you’ve seen too many James Bond movies?”

One claimed, “Dear David – your thought is flawed. 1st deer are a food source like cows, chicken, pigs, etc. Your statement implies that by granting a license it would be perfectly fine to hunt fellow human beings. God Lord Son, seek professional help.”

Even Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene jumped in on the conversation, writing, “When a student brought guns to my school to kill other students he was mad at, unlike you, my reaction was why is he the only one with guns and why is there no one with guns to defend us? Your reaction was joining a women’s anti-gun lobby funded by billionaire Bloomberg.”

After six people were killed and another 12 injured in a shooting in Sacramento, California, President Biden gave a statement, saying, “Today, America once again mourns for another community devastated by gun violence. We know these lives were not the only lives impacted by gun violence last night. And we equally mourn for those victims and families who do not make national headlines. But we must do more than mourn; we must act.”