It's maybe better than I'd expect from the Daily Mail, but I still conclude the headline is an intentional lie. Nowhere does the poll ask respondents if they ar

It's maybe better than I'd expect from the Daily Mail, but I still conclude the headline is an intentional lie. Nowhere does the poll ask respondents if they are "ready" to take up arms, which would imply some level of active preparation (such as buying a gun and ammo). I would find that much much more concerning than the actual question posed, even if the poll is 100% accurate.