Thread by @2Aupdates

https://twitter.com/Everytown/status/1453512566140022787

Everytown's Federal Legal Director says that this lawsuit "is about the NRA's radical gun agenda, not the law," and that it "has nothing to do with the Constitution and everything to do with gun industry profits."

Everytown's Federal Legal Director says that "the NRA wants to use this case as a first step towards rolling back hundreds of gun safety laws across the country" and that it will "put nearly every gun safety law at risk"

Everytown's Federal Legal Director says that "record gun sales" is a reason why "now is the time we can least afford to roll back our gun safety laws."

Everytown's "Second Amendment Fellow" now explaining what the Supreme Court is

Everytown's Second Amendment Fellow blames the individual right to bear arms on NRA-funded scholarship in the 70s

Everytown's Deputy Director of Second Amendment Litigation talks about NYSRPA v. NYC, reminds viewers that *this time* all the bad stuff is going to happen

Everytown's Deputy Director says other states have may-issue laws like NY and that 25% of the population lives in them.

For those of you doing that math, that means 75% of the country already lives in the lawless wasteland they warn NY will turn into if it becomes shall-issue.

Everytown's Deputy Director mentions the amicus briefs from the NAACP, ACLU, and police in support of New York's carry laws.

Everytown's Deputy Director is hoping that Justice Roberts will want to uphold New York's carry laws.

Everytown's Deputy Director reminds viewers to not get the impression that he's optimistic about this case

Everytown's Federal Legal Director says the fact that the NRA brought this lawsuit up to the Supreme Court "isn't a sign of public support" and is actually "the gun lobby's last ditch effort to defend a radical agenda"

Everytown's Second Amendment Fellow says the "best case scenario" (where the Supreme Court upholds New York's law and doesn't announce a new standard of review for 2nd Amendment cases) "seems a little bit unlikely"

Everytown's Second Amendment Fellow says "the NRA and others will try to seize on what the court says" and try to re-litigate prior 2A cases.

The host asks viewers to sign up for the "Everytown Twitter Team"

Maybe it's just me, but it sounds like everything the speakers say was pre-written.

Schrödinger's NRA makes an appearance: Simultaneously much less powerful than it used to be, but also about to single-handedly turn the entire country into a guns-everywhere dystopia.