Sorbo’s tweet came one day after a gunman killed eight and wounded seven others at an outlet mall in Texas, and as a recent wave of mass shootings leads to renewed calls for increased gun control.
More specifically, 61 percent favor bans on the assault weapons that Sorbo claims “aren’t real.”
As a result, his tweet was widely shared ― but probably not for the reasons he would’ve hoped:
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