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Interesting history of the NRA
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FREEDOM IS IMPORTANT TO ALL SO AS LIFE ESPECIALLY THE INNOCENTS. History have proved that AR assault rifles were used in many deaths of innocents. So I support that these rifle need to be ban.
4 million NRA members are very small compare to the million and millions of high school students who are protesting and voicings their concerns. They are seriously unseating all politicians who arbor the NRA. " Pen is mightier than sword" This is a century old saying but true and the millenians are mightier because of social media. a sole finger on a smart phone is mightier than gun. I could not imagine the power of 10 fingers.
4 million NRA members are very small compare to the million and millions of high school students who are protesting and voicings their concerns. They are seriously unseating all politicians who arbor the NRA. " Pen is mightier than sword" This is a century old saying but true and the millenians are mightier because of social media. a sole finger on a smart phone is mightier than gun. I could not imagine the power of 10 fingers.
wyliec
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Now it sounds like you are rehashing to attempt a flamefest, which you were against the other day.:dontknow:
Bob Denman
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I'm just pointing out how silly it all sounds... :thumbup:Somebody sounds pretty silly - and shallow - that's for sure.
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Holly
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I know the children of today are not the brightest bulbs but, somebody better inform these little snowflakes that they can't vote.
They are not unseating sh*t.............
You think it's bad now ?????
God help us when these everyone gets a trophy children are running this country. I sure hope I'm on some serious mind altering medication by then. :roflblack:
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wyliec
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Bob Denman
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The vast majority of the ones in High School are...
Holly
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They WALK out of class one day.
They get BUSED to protest in the streets the next.
It's obvious these kids aren't even old enough to drive.......... :roflblack:
You see what I did there ??????
Saluda
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Millions & millions ???
That's not counting the number of gun owners or pro gun people. Only the ones who paid and joined.
Bob Denman
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Just for the record: The AR-15 has been around for over 55 years now...
So is it rifle; or the people that are misusing it? :dontknow:
So is it rifle; or the people that are misusing it? :dontknow:
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Bob Denman
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safecracker
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I am a proud gun owners, I respect the constitution and I am a proud member of the NRA. If the.NRA was not around, I would dread to think what this.country would be like.
SPECTACUALR SPIDERMAN
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I've had enough with this thread, am i the only one who still works & has to do their job?
vided
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I don't think so..
Trickie Dick
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Bob Denman
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quoting Josh Campbell from CNN doesn't help the credibility of your point of view at all...
Youth Shooting Sports involve target shooting with .22 rimfire rifles. They fire a round at just about 1,100 feet per second: nowhere NEAR his reported 1,800 fps...
Youth Shooting Sports involve target shooting with .22 rimfire rifles. They fire a round at just about 1,100 feet per second: nowhere NEAR his reported 1,800 fps...
kep-up
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I had intended to stay out of this, but I have to repeat something I have said before, so here goes:
I have what would probably be considered an arsenal by the talking heads and the big money guys that are supporting the most recent anti-gun movement. Until about 5 years ago, I kept my "arsenal" in a glass front display cabinet. I now keep my "arsenal" in a gun safe.
I grew up on a farm in PA and learned how to use guns and how to respect what a gun is used for and what it can do if used wrongly. I purchased my very own firearm, a 12 gauge slide action Remington Wingmaster when I was 16 and have owned guns, shotguns, rifles, handguns, ever since.
In all of these years, even when the guns were in a glass front display case, never once has any of my guns opened the doors, stepped outside, opened the ammo drawer, loaded itself and shot anything. The gun ain't the problem, folks. Humanity is the problem.
Until we as parents actually take the responsibility to raise our children, be their parent not their buddy, I don't see much change. So, lets continue to blame the tool, the inanimate object. But let's not take the time and make the effort to get to the real problem and fix it. Banning the tool is a quick fix which is what we want in today's society, but it won't last forever.
I am not intending to stomp anyone's toes, here. But I do feel rather strongly about this topic. I am not as eloquent as some folks here, but I only hope y'all can understand thew point I am trying to make.
I have what would probably be considered an arsenal by the talking heads and the big money guys that are supporting the most recent anti-gun movement. Until about 5 years ago, I kept my "arsenal" in a glass front display cabinet. I now keep my "arsenal" in a gun safe.
I grew up on a farm in PA and learned how to use guns and how to respect what a gun is used for and what it can do if used wrongly. I purchased my very own firearm, a 12 gauge slide action Remington Wingmaster when I was 16 and have owned guns, shotguns, rifles, handguns, ever since.
In all of these years, even when the guns were in a glass front display case, never once has any of my guns opened the doors, stepped outside, opened the ammo drawer, loaded itself and shot anything. The gun ain't the problem, folks. Humanity is the problem.
Until we as parents actually take the responsibility to raise our children, be their parent not their buddy, I don't see much change. So, lets continue to blame the tool, the inanimate object. But let's not take the time and make the effort to get to the real problem and fix it. Banning the tool is a quick fix which is what we want in today's society, but it won't last forever.
I am not intending to stomp anyone's toes, here. But I do feel rather strongly about this topic. I am not as eloquent as some folks here, but I only hope y'all can understand thew point I am trying to make.
Trickie Dick
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I'm really not concerned about my credibility. I'm sure you knowledge of firearms far surpasses that of a former firearms instructor with the FBI.
I simple posted an opinion about the history of the nra. Of course I realized it doesn't correspond with the viewpoint of many in the cult. I think the point of the article is how dangerous and effective their propaganda machine is. This is very much in evidence here on this forum.
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