Hypocrite and Ace 1 gunlover Rambo Stallone promotes gun control

 

'Rambo' wants more gun control A man who as made millions of dollars connected with guns,violence in movies now promotes gun control. Here is the worse person to speak for gun regulation. This man's movies have contributed to the love of machine guns and violence along with Bruce Willis, Arnold Schwarzenegger and the video games industry.continue below

 His lastest movie is a bullet to the head. This proves  old habits die hard especially when dollars are involved. The love of money is the root of all evil and this man is a good example of it. His, fame, films, contracts and money comes before the live's of men,women and children no matter how many get massacred. Lip service to gun control but in the real life, business as normal crocodile tears to all the victims and their families.

It is the  same old story until their wife's or mother's or fathers or child get's killed, but because their heart's are harden and they love the praise of men, they don't want to see beyond the bank account. The rich man in hell lifted up his eyes and got understanding but by then it was too late. My prayer for them is that they will turn to Christ and leave the action shoot em up before it is to late. Please please take note Mr Stallone,Mr Schwarzenegger,Mr Willis and the rest!

  By Ryan Pearson The Associated Press Fri, 02/01/2013 - 5:21pm BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. --

Sylvester Stallone says that despite his "Rambo" image and new shoot-em-up film "Bullet to the Head," he's in favor of new national gun control legislation. Stallone supported the 1994 "Brady bill" that included a now-expired ban on assault weapons, and hopes that ban can be reinstated. "I know people get (upset) and go, `They're going to take away the assault weapon.' Who ... needs an assault weapon? Like really, unless you're carrying out an assault. ... You can't hunt with it. ... Who's going to attack your house, a (expletive) army?"

The 66-year-old actor, writer and director said he also hopes for an additional focus on mental health to prevent future mass shootings. "It's unbelievably horrible, what's happened. I think the biggest problem, seriously, is not so much guns. It's that every one of these people that have done these things in the past 30 years are friggin' crazy. Really crazy! And that's where we've dropped the ball: mental health," he said. "That to me is our biggest problem in the future, is insanity coupled with isolation." Stallone is now in production on his next project, pairing up with the former "Raging Bull" Robert De Niro for "Grudge Match," about two aging boxers. "People think it's going to be some geezer brawl. Really? OK, they're in for a surprise. I'm telling you. I've been working on the fight, the choreography. He's taking it deadly serious. Because no one wants to be shown up," Stallone said of De Niro. "It's going to be like a `Rocky' fight. This will be `Rocky 7,' with me fighting - with Rocky fighting the `Raging Bull.'"