Elizabeth Warren's Mind Numbing Comment After Texas Church Shooting, Says Concealed Carry Does Not Make Us Safer

Democrat presidential candidate and Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren will not let go of her liberal ideals no matter what evidences is shown to her.

And when I say ideals what I mean is whatever she thinks she has to say to get the Democrat nomination.

Last week the proof was in the pudding after a shooter entered a Texas church and killed two people before several parishioners pulled their weapons.

One of the men, Jack Wilson, a volunteer security guard at the church in White Settlement Texas, shot and killed the assailant before a massacre occurred.

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Meanwhile, the night before in New York, a state where the laws make it incredibly difficult to own a firearm, a different situation unfolded.

In this scenario a man, Grafton E. Thomas, stormed into the home of a rabbi and stabbed several Jewish worshippers with a machete.

But in this attack, where one man is so critically injured his family said he may never recover, worshippers were stuck defending themselves with chairs.

“He is said to have gone after terrified victims as they ran away and tried to access the adjacent synagogue before fleeing the scene after some of the guests hit him with chairs and a small table,” The Daily Beast said.

Imagine that terror. A man is attacking you and your fellow worshipers and your state, that is supposed to protect you, has rendered you defenseless.

That is the vision Sen. Warren has for the rest of the United States. It must be because she still says she does not believe in concealed carry.

“Last week there was another church shooting, and the only thing that saved the rest of the congregation were the other two people there who shot and took out the shooter,” a man at her rally said on Thursday.

“Would you support a universal carry — concealed carry law for everyone in the country who is willing to be licensed and checked by the government?”” he said.

Warren simply responded “no” to the cheers and applause of the people that follow her who are, apparently also, devoid of logic.

“The first part is, I say that the reason those people were injured was that somebody came into that church with a gun,” she said.

“And that’s how it is that people got hurt in the first place. The second thing is I don’t think there’s any data to suggest that universal concealed carry makes any of us any safer.

“I don’t feel safer going to my church knowing that somebody could be sitting next to me with weapons. I don’t feel safer going to the mall knowing that some fight that ordinarily might have escalated into a little push and shove could escalate into everybody whips out weapons. I don’t feel any safer,” she said.

But do you feel safer with the concealed carry that your security guards employ when they are protecting you senator?

You say there is no data to show it makes us safer? I have a video for you to watch showing that it does. You do not need data to see that.

And yes, none of those people would have been injured or killed if that man did not enter that church with a gun, you are correct.

But that man, who has a lengthy criminal history, was not supposed to have a gun. Do you know what he did senator?

He likely got his gun illegally. Even if he got it from a gun store he got it illegally as the gun laws you push for, and those that have been enacted, did not stop him from getting one.

It did not stop him from entering a church with the gun. It did not stop him from murdering two people. But there is only one reason we are not talking about a massacre in that church.

And that is because of the only thing that did stop him. A good, law abiding citizen who put a bullet in him and ended the nightmare.

If you need data to see that then you should be nowhere near any position of power that affects the rest of us.