I went to the movie this weekend with a gun. And surprise, surprise, I didn't kill anybody!

I went to the movie this weekend with a gun. And surprise, surprise, I didn't kill anybody!

Glenn Beck, the controversial conservative commentator, has never been one to shy away from making bold statements or stirring up controversy. So when he announced that he went to the movies over the weekend with a gun, it certainly raised some eyebrows.

Beck has long been a vocal advocate for gun rights and the Second Amendment, so it's not entirely surprising that he would choose to exercise his right to carry a firearm in public. However, the fact that he chose to do so in a crowded movie theater is certainly a bold move, especially in light of the recent spate of mass shootings that have plagued the country.

But Beck was quick to clarify that his decision to bring a gun to the movies was not meant to incite fear or violence. In fact, he was quick to point out that he didn't kill anybody during his trip to the theater, despite the presence of a deadly weapon on his person.

Instead, Beck's decision to carry a gun to the movies was meant to make a statement about the importance of self-defense and personal responsibility. In his view, the best way to prevent mass shootings and other acts of violence is for law-abiding citizens to arm themselves and be prepared to defend themselves and others in the event of an emergency.

Of course, not everyone agrees with Beck's stance on gun rights and self-defense. Many argue that the presence of firearms in public spaces only serves to escalate tensions and increase the likelihood of violence. And given Beck's history of making controversial statements and stoking political divisions, it's not hard to see why some might view his decision to bring a gun to the movies as a reckless and dangerous act.

But for Beck, the issue of gun rights is a deeply personal one, and he is willing to stand by his beliefs, even if it means facing criticism and backlash from those who disagree. And while his decision to bring a gun to the movies may have raised some eyebrows, the fact that he didn't kill anybody in the process is certainly a relief for all involved.