Samuel L. Jackson is not pleased with Trump's plan to arm teachers -- to put it mildly

The man who famously played gun-wielding hitman Jules in 1994’s “Pulp Fiction” is now pointing his barrel down at President Donald Trump.

Samuel L. Jackson is not a fan of Trump’s proposal to arm teachers with guns, which comes in the wake of last week’s Florida high school shooting that left 17 dead.

“Can someone that’s been in a Gunfight tell that Muthafukka that’s Never been in a Gunfight, the flaws of his Arm The Teachers plan??!!” wrote Jackson in a Friday afternoon tweet.

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Many of the actor’s followers cheered him on with responses of approval, some evoking his famed tough-guy role:

But there were a few detractors who expressed that Trump’s plan to give teachers guns seems sound:

MSNBC correspondent Joy Reid struck a balance in her response, thanking Jackson, but also pointing out that the gunfights he’s portrayed in his movies are also not real:

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