David Codrea: 'Taken 3' made by Disarmist

Liam Neeson will once more portray a “hero” who uses guns in the third and presumably final installment of his “Taken” series opening Friday. While a (fluctuating) “Tomatometer” score of 21 percent (at this writing) and no small number of snarky pans from critics don’t bode well for the opening weekend box office, gun owners have another reason for staying away: Why give aid and comfort to an avowed enemy of the right to keep and bear arms?

“I am totally for gun control in the U.S.,” the actor who chose to become a citizen declared, praising the UK for outlawing handguns. “If the Founding Fathers knew what was happening they would be turning in their graves with embarrassment at how [the Second Amendment] has been interpreted.”

Neeson’s anti-gun sympathies are hardly surprising, this column noted when his last movie, “A Walk Among the Tombstones” was released. The arming of Jews was omitted from “Schindler’s List,” a movie he won an Oscar for, and as a UN "goodwill ambassador" who rejects the founding principles of a culture he chose to join, he has reportedly been entertaining conversion to Islam.

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