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Wayne la peeair was just on Fox news..as Fox did a piece n the stalwart 'gun fighter'...fighting for all our gun rights.
It would be funny...if it wasn't so ludicrous. The NRA has been severely damaged in the last months...with yet more to come as they no doubt endorse Reid.
The 'conservative' media rallies to the side of the NRA, to buck up their Quisling leader..thereby convincing wavering members that they are on the side of God, apple pie, and motherhood.
What a fracking joke.
It would be funny...if it wasn't so ludicrous. The NRA has been severely damaged in the last months...with yet more to come as they no doubt endorse Reid.
The 'conservative' media rallies to the side of the NRA, to buck up their Quisling leader..thereby convincing wavering members that they are on the side of God, apple pie, and motherhood.
What a fracking joke.
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Gun owners continuing to support the NRA is beginning to look like the battered-woman's syndrome of politics.
Wayne needs some damage control right about now since word is getting out that he labeled Harry Reid a "champion" of the 2nd Amendment.
Gun owners continuing to support the NRA is beginning to look like the battered-woman's syndrome of politics.
+1
Fertile ground for the NRA to launch new fund-raising efforts in the 'fight' for our Second Amendment privileges, now that the SCROTUS has ruled that 'shall not be infringed' actually means 'reasonable infringement is fine'.
And so it continues.
The establishment will protect its own conduit for slow-selling diminished gun-rights and the slack-jawed slobbering NRA zombies will continue to argue that we would have no gun rights at all, if not for the NRA.
Wayne and Chris will be off on Safari again, or off to the Wittington Center to rub elbows with the rich and powerful who they invite to join them there and please, for God's sake, don't forget the NRA-Elite joining the political-elite on the cocktail circuit in Washington DC, where further constitutional erosions soon to be foisted on the 'a'merican people can be discussed and guffawed about, over drinks and cigars.
Wayne la peeair was just on Fox news..as Fox did a piece n the stalwart 'gun fighter'...fighting for all our gun rights.
It would be funny...if it wasn't so ludicrous. The NRA has been severely damaged in the last months...with yet more to come as they no doubt endorse Reid.
The 'conservative' media rallies to the side of the NRA, to buck up their Quisling leader..thereby convincing wavering members that they are on the side of God, apple pie, and motherhood.
What a fracking joke.
Good show.
Seems funny to me that this forum on this website is the only place in the gun hobby community that I have found that has this anti NRA stance.
Perhaps it is because we do not see the RTKBA as a 'hobby'.[:(!]
Yet another shining example of why the RTKBA has gone to s--t.
I think the NRA is getting like AARP...too worried about all the crap they sell to do what is right. They vacated opposition on the Disclose Act after garnering a waiver for themselves...like some special interest prostitute. And lamely try to excuse their abandonment of an attack on the freedom of speech since it didn't apply to them or guns specifically. Then they muzzle their board and vacate an invitation to testify against Kagen at the confirmation. And now they champion Harry Reid. I won't be renewing my membership.
Mine ran out last month, now I just throw the send money letters right into the trash.
quote:Originally posted by slumlord44
Seems funny to me that this forum on this website is the only place in the gun hobby community that I have found that has this anti NRA stance.
Perhaps it is because we do not see the RTKBA as a 'hobby'.[:(!]
Yet another shining example of why the RTKBA has gone to s--t.
Exactly, hobby it ain't.
Following the NRA / House deal on the Disclose Act, he jumped right into line with LaPerri?r and Co spouting the party line that the NRA exists for the 2nd and its members, and cannot afford to expend any effort regarding the rights of others.
Turncoat co-conspirators, one and all.
Brad Steele
Just open the page and read their motto ....Shall not be infringed...
http://www.nraila.org/News/Read/NewsReleases.aspx?ID=13920
[:D][:D][:D][:)] This is precious...
quote:Unfortunately, the mainstream media and other critics of NRA's role in this process have misstated or misunderstood the facts. We'd like to set the record straight.Damn that 'high-end' three-tier chess-game. It is just beyond all of us to understand the good that the NRA is doing... quote:Through the courts and in Congress, the NRA has consistently and strongly opposed any effort to restrict the rights of our four million members to speak and have their voices heard on behalf of gun owners nationwide. If only they had been consistent and strong in their opposition of any effort to erode or pervert Amendment II...quote:threatened our members' right to privacy and freedom of association, by forcing us to turn our donor lists over to the federal government. Yet, it was okay to team with socialist-collectivists in passing the Veterans Disarmament Act, requiring the same government to violated a veteran's right to medical privacy in furtherance of prohibiting or restricting their right to keep and bear arms....got it... quote:We refuse to let this Congress impose those unconstitutional restrictions on our Association....and yet, the NRA is fine with direct infringement of the fundamental prohibitions ON INFRINGEMENT enumerated in Amendment II. In fact, the NRA is so ;fine; with infringements on Amendment II that they not only support and facilitate its erosion, they have even assisted in writing anti-constitutional legislation...got it... quote:The NRA has contracts to provide critical firearm training for our Armed Forces and law enforcement agencies throughout the country. The bill would have forced us to choose between training our men and women in uniform and exercising our right to free political speech. We refused to let this Congress force us to make that choice. [?][?][?]What?
quote:We told Congress we opposed the bill. Consequently, congressional leaders announced they would exempt us from its draconian restrictions on political speech. If that happens, we will not be involved in final consideration of this bill in the House. If it doesn't, we will strongly oppose the bill.Nice try at skipping over your efforts to secure this exemption and in skipping over the simple FACT that you received 30 pieces of silver for your deliberate stepping aside and shutting up so that this anti-constitutional heap of filth could be passed. Got it... quote:Our position is based on principle and experience.Yep...Anti-constitution Quisling principles and a wealth of experience in supporting, facilitating and assisting in gaining passage of anti-constitution/anti-Amendment II legislation. Got it... quote:During consideration of the previous campaign finance legislation passed in 2002, congressional leadership repeatedly refused to exempt the NRA from its provisions, promising that our concerns would be fixed somewhere down the line. So, which is it...did THEY offer you an unsolicited deal, or did you solicit a deal as indicated in this descriptor of previous attempts at this anti-Amendment I legislation? Oh what a tangled web we weave.... quote:There are those who say the NRA should put the Second Amendment at risk over a First Amendment principle. That's easy to say-unless you have a sworn duty to protect the Second Amendment above all else, as we do.More gabble...The Constitution is a pawn to be used by the NRA to jockey for proper position so that the NRA can fulfill its 'sworn duty' to protect the Second Amendment....But wait, they do NOT protect the Second Amendment. They deliberately and knowingly support legislation in direct opposition to Amendment II, consistently and historically....what to belive, what to believe....words or factual consistent actions...Hmmm... quote:The NRA is a non-partisan, single-issue organization made up of millions of individual members dedicated to the protection of the Second Amendment. Non-partisan....yeah, they support both wings of the globalist-collectivist party, to be sure. Hell, they even donated money to Harry Reid, ran a big support article in their rag and will likely endorse him for reelection. There are hundreds of other examples of their support for Democrat and Republican candidates that are clearly anti-Amendment II. Yep...non-partisan... quote:We do not represent the interests of other organizations.One of the first true statements in their pablum spew...The NRA in fact does not represent other organizations. Thos other organizations stand on the text of Amendment II and oppose infringements of the RKBA. The NRA clearly does not... quote:No matter what may happen now, NRA members can be assured that protection of gun owners' interests will remain NRA's top priority.Another glimmer of truth in their final statement...'gun owners interests' as represented by the NRA, is not the same as defense and support for Amendment II, as should be obvious to any thinking man.
The NRA, Quisling Organization and facilitator of the slow erosion of our fundamental enumerated rights.
Wow Capt. Picked that chicken bone clean didnt ya. [:D]
Couldn't resist it, Dolan.[:)]
The fruit was hanging too low for me not to pluck.
NRA like Gov has gotten out of control with its grandiosity.
This on top of Rush saying no republican had anything to do with stimulus or single payer health care pretty much solidifies fox is little or no better then NBC in a lot of ways..
I was talking to a lady yesterday, we got to talking politics, she said while she was at work, Rush was on the radio and went on a triad about how the "liberals" rely on an idiot voter block, then turns around and says point blank republicans played no crucial role in the passage of Obamas main bills so far..
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