If you are a gun owner, or even somewhat knowledgeable about guns, sometimes watching television shows or movies can be frustrating. The depiction of anything firearms-related often seems to have no basis in reality. You’ll see someone stalking another person with a gun, then several minutes into it decide to rack the pistol and actually load a round. What would that person have done if he encountered his adversary, politely ask him to wait while he loaded his pistol? You’ll see people rack empty guns, then insert the magazine, then shoot the gun. You’ll see people shoot with deadly accuracy pointing from the hip without aiming. Just today I watched a modern British murder mystery where someone used a “silencer” to make a modern revolver whisper quiet.
Being ignorant of firearms and too lazy to actually learn anything about them for your job is one thing. Intentionally misrepresenting the truth and slanting your tale to present your leftist agenda surreptitiously is another.
That brings me to the Entertainment Industries Council. They are an award-winning non-profit organization founded by leaders in the entertainment industry to influence the entertainment industry. They claim to provide information so that health and social issues are accurately depicted onscreen in feature films, TV and music videos, in music, and within the pages of comic books.