We believe we can all talk about guns without fighting. We do it by saying stuff like “Don’t forget the safety!” and “Are your husband’s guns locked up?” And we can all agree those aren’t fightin’ words. Even if we don’t agree on much else.
We aim to unite Americans around personal responsibility and gun safety to eliminate preventable gun incidents.
We work with gun owners and people who have never touched a gun. We have firearms instructors, NRA members, cops and soldiers, moms with guns and moms who really don’t like guns. Everyone drops their political agenda when they enter the Evolve space. Because everyone here stands for personal responsibility and gun safety.
Nope. There are over 300 millions guns out there in America with another 6 million sold every year. We’re not trying to be involved in who’s allowed to own what. We’re just opposed to accidental holes in stuff. Whether they’re in furniture or people or a pizza, we hate accidental holes. We’re staunchly opposed to them.
We let Congress deal with lawmaking. We just want everyone to be not dead from preventable gun incidents. We dislike injuries, too.
Each year, roughly 500 people die in accidental gun incidents. Meaning, people are dying because of brain farts and “der” and “doh” and “oops.” And some of the dead people are kids. This is the dumbest thing we’ve heard since… ever. And that really bugs us.
Safety is not a side; it’s everyone’s personal responsibility. Also, we’d go on a date with a bloodsucking swamp troll if we thought it would save a life.
Totally. And we applaud the many organizations who address the full scope of violence in America. They don’t need us to do their job; they do it better. Our thing is gun safety. Wanna talk about gun safety with us?
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99% goes into getting the safety message out there; 1% feeds the interns. Any amount of dollars helps, and one day, your penny might just save a life.
Nope. We think you’re a dumbass.
