I was late to watching Netflix’s new hit show “The Hunting Wives” for a few reasons, but mostly because I was skeptical of its quality. On the surface, “The Hunting Wives” is steamy, scandalous entertainment. Yet, beneath its glossy veneer, it’s something more urgent—a biting satire of America’s gun culture, and the political machinery that keeps it alive. Gun violence isn’t an isolated “tragedy.” It’s systemic. Netflix may have marketed “The Hunting Wives” as salacious melodrama, but what it delivers is a scathing critique of the country’s refusal to reckon with gun reform.