Sen. Eric Schmitt just dropped a bombshell, calling out Netflix for begging the Senate to rubber-stamp its massive acquisition of Warner Bros. after years of relentlessly shoving left-wing propaganda down America’s throat. This isn’t just corporate maneuvering; it’s a blatant power grab by a Hollywood giant that’s spent decades funding anti-2A narratives. Think about it: Netflix has platformed endless docs and series demonizing gun owners—from scripted hit pieces portraying AR-15s as tools of mass murder to true crime spins that blame firearms over criminal thugs. Warner Bros., no stranger to the game with its own stable of woke blockbusters, would supercharge this duo into a content monopoly capable of drowning out pro-2A voices even louder.

The implications for the Second Amendment community are chilling. If this merger sails through without scrutiny, we’re looking at a media behemoth with unchecked control over streaming, production, and distribution—potentially blacklisting conservative creators, amplifying ATF puff pieces, and normalizing confiscation fantasies to millions. Schmitt’s right to flag the hypocrisy: these outfits lecture on democracy while consolidating power that rivals Big Tech’s censorship machine. Remember how Netflix pulled strings during the Biden admin’s gun control push? This deal could embed that influence deeper, turning entertainment into a frontline assault on our rights. 2A patriots, this is our cue to flood senators’ inboxes—demand real oversight, not a blank check for the cultural Marxists.

Pro-2A fighters have a playbook here: spotlight the double standard. Netflix cries antitrust when it suits them but wants a free pass now? Push back by supporting indie creators and platforms like Rumble or Locals that amplify truth over agitprop. Schmitt’s spotlight is a win, but vigilance is key—Big Media’s endgame is narrative dominance, and our guns stay legal only as long as we fight the spin. Stay armed, informed, and unapologetic.