Probable Neo-Nazi Tactical Response CEO James Yeager Threatens to 'Start Killing People' Over Sensible Gun Safety Laws
The CEO of a Tennessee company that specializes in weapons and tactical training is threatening to "start killing people" if President Barack Obama moves forward with gun control measures.
In a video posted to YouTube and Facebook on Wednesday, Tactical Response CEO James Yeager went ballistic over reports that the president could take executive action with minor gun control measures after the mass shooting of 20 school children in Connecticut last month.
After the Drudge Report likened Obama to Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin on Wednesday, pro-gun conservatives expressed outrage over the idea that the White House could act without Congress.
"Vice President [Joe] Biden is asking the president to bypass Congress and use executive privilege, executive order to ban assault rifles and to impose stricter gun control," Yeager explained in his video message. "Fuck that."
"I'm telling you that if that happens, it's going to spark a civil war, and I'll be glad to fire the first shot. I'm not putting up with it. You shouldn't put up with it. And I need all you patriots to start thinking about what you're going to do, load your damn mags, make sure your rifle's clean, pack a backpack with some food in it and get ready to fight."
The CEO concluded: "I'm not fucking putting up with this. I'm not letting my country be ruled by a dictator. I'm not letting anybody take my guns! If it goes one inch further, I'm going to start killing people."
As The Atlantic noted on Wednesday, gun advocates can stop "freaking out" because Obama cannot ban assault weapons or close the gun show loophole without Congress.
Yeager has threatened to kill anyone that calls him a coward as well. He and Drudge are obviously just that, cowards. The only measures being proposed are a matter of gun safety. President Obama cannot and has no plans to act contrary to the Constitution or Congress. Yeager and Drudge are afraid to deal with some simple facts, some relatively minor changes that might make the USA a little safer while also preserving people's rights to own a gun for sport and self defense. Only a coward would make arguments against policies that are a complete figment of their sick imaginations.
