\u201cIn an article dated February 10, 2013 in the Houston Chronicle, states in an instance this month regarding the attached picture of a \u201cHello Kitty\u201d AR-15 toy Assault Rifle was mistaken for the real thing, as a result, there was a shooting death of a 3 year old child in Greenville, SC.It\u2019s this I-Reporters opinion that this kind of manufacturing of a toy AR-15 crosses the line. Something like this should not be happening, but yet it did. These type of manufacturers should be ashamed of themselves for making such a toy weapon.\u201d<\/p>\n
In a popup the story refers to a Greenville story of a three why killed by a gun by his sister who found a pink handgun gun unsecured in her grandmas home not a Hello Kitty AR-15 .<\/p>\n
http:\/\/www.greenvilleonline.com\/apps\/pbcs.dll\/article?AID=2013302040072&nclick_check=1<\/a><\/p>\n While sad and tragic, Houston Chronicle had pick up the story for its hit piece on gun ownership Marketing assault: Selling women on guns the original post shows a Pink Hello Kitty AR-15 with the caption \u201cIn one instance, a weapon like this \u2018Hello Kitty\u2019 AR-15 assault rifle was mistaken for a toy, which resulted in a death.\u201d \u00a0This story was picked up by cnn.<\/p>\n The Houston Chronicle story chock full logical fallacies and a propaganda piece for the anti gun crowd. The owner of the Hello Kitty AR-15, David Christian, chimes in, calling Houston Chronicle \u00a0\u00a0\u00a0on the mat.<\/p>\n \u201cThe pink Hello Kitty rifle pictured above is NOT anything like the firearm that was involved in the referenced accidental shooting. I know for a fact because the rifle pictured above belongs to my wife as i built it for her. It is safely in our possession and I am frankly kind of outraged that it it\u2019s image was used to push this inaccurate story!\u201d<\/p>\n Caught in their bold faced lie Houston Chronicle changed the story picture<\/p>\n Now you don\u2019t<\/p>\n Read more: http:\/\/www.houstonchronicle.com\/news\/houston-texas\/houston\/article\/Marketing-assault-Selling-women-on-guns-4265594.php<\/a><\/p>\n Furthermore Sanrio forbids licensing of sharp objects, drugs, guns and hard alcohol and cigarettes. Hello Kitty guns are ether fakes, art installations or custom jobs not retail products. As a huge Hello Kitty fan and support of gun rights I find both offensive that the Houston Chronicle sinks so low to defame both.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Hey media do not pin tragedy on Hello Kitty From my regular blog In a CNN I report \u00a0reports \u201d \u201cToy \u201cHello Kitty\u201dAR-15, results in a 3 year old child\u2019s death\u201d\u00a0\u00a0The problem is the story is a lie. \u201cIn an … Continue reading ![\"Now](\"http:\/\/www.lionspeak.asinglelion.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/Now-You-see-it.jpg\")
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