The Latest Instagram Crackdown Will Have Gun Owners Steaming Mad

Instagram, which is owned by Facebook, has been censoring and silencing conservative and Christian views in much the same manner as its Big Brother company.

And using standards that are just as Orwellian, too.

Now, they’re blurring out images of women at gun ranges, saying that the photos violate “violence or dangerous organization guidelines.”

The women in question were Kaitlin Bennett and Millie Weaver of Infowars, who posted a photograph of themselves at a gun range, lawfully and safely firing weapons.

Instagram banned and then removed the images, claiming that the photo was a violation of their policy on violence or dangerous organizations.

Now, women exercising their Second Amendment rights is considered “violence.”

The Second Amendment isn’t “violent.” It’s meant to protect our citizens against violence, particularly women like Bennett and Weaver who may not have an easy time defending themselves otherwise.

The push to disarm American citizens is taking this particular path for one very clear reason: the Tech Giants are happily playing into the Democrats’ agenda because they know that if they can sterilize social media of all references to firearms, that they can control the narrative on what gun ownership and the Second Amendment is really all about.

They’re trying to de-normalize firearm use and self-defense to make voters more willing to support the removal of this core natural right.

After all, these people are from Silicon Valley, a stone’s throw away from the city of San Francisco, which has deemed the NRA a “terrorist organization.”