Snoop Dog vs. Gun Industry

This guy is a classic idiot.



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This is a sampling from Bay Area News Group's Political Blotter blog. Read more and post comments at http://ift.tt/1lTPlC1. March 9 With their minds on their money and their money on their minds, Snoop Dogg and Ron Conway have teamed up to call for divestment from the gun industry. It's hard to picture the iconic Southern California rapper and the renowned San Francisco "angel investor" kicking back over some gin and juice, but they've gone in together on a public service announcement for a cause they both hold dear. Conway is calling on the c-suite of tech companies to offer socially responsible, "no-guns-allowed" investment options, and Snoop Dogg is enlisting the support of the entertainment industry and his fans to declare #ImUnloading in the name of those touched by the tragedy of gun violence. Also in the video are Seattle Seahawks linebacker Bobby Wagner and Los Angeles Clippers small forward Matt Barnes; actress/singer Margot Bingham; singer/songwriter/producer Aloe Blacc; singer/songwriter Jhené Aiko; and League Of Young Voters Executive Director Rob "Biko" Baker. "I'm unloading for my loved ones that I've lost," Snoop Dogg said. "I'm going all in for gun-free investing." The PSA, from Campaign to Unload and States United to Prevent Gun Violence, is the second installment of support for their Unload Your 401K project, a resource that lets people find out whether their retirement funds are invested in gun makers and support groups like the National Rifle Association. "There is a straight line from gun industry investment, to gun industry profits, to funding of the NRA," Jennifer Fiore, Campaign to Unload's executive director, said in a news release. "Half the value of these companies comes from mutual funds and most of the 'investors' in these funds have no idea they are inadvertently part of the problem. Now they can be part of the solution."

Hey Snoop: #ImUnloading on the first gang-banger you love to rap about who threatens my life. How do you like that, ******?

Snoop Dog vs. Gun Industry