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Further Tips On Supporting NRA

dsmithdsmith Member Posts: 902 ✭✭✭✭
edited September 2003 in Gun Rights and Constitutional Law
I don't know how many of you people are on dial-up instead of DSL, broadband, etc., but the NRA offers its own Dial-up ISP. I have read that major companies like AT&T and the like support pro-abortion (which I oppose) political candidates, have gay pride weeks (I also oppose). With these liberal tendencies they are almost certianly anti-gun. Anything that you could do to stop giving these people money will help. Just take a look at your monthly internet bill and see how much money you are giving to people who oppose your rights.

One more thing. I plan on getting an NRA Visa Card (www.nracreditcard.com). This way I don't have to carry cash/checks, and I know that a portion of every single dollar I spend on the card will give a donation to the NRA. After all, they need lawyers, and political influence. Money is the only thing politicians care about, after all. Just think, an average of $61 for groceries, $1.67 for a gallon of gas. It adds up fast.
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  • tr foxtr fox Member Posts: 13,856
    edited November -1
    good advice. Thanks for making it easy.

    When guns were invented everything changed. For the first time in the history of the world a frail woman had a chance to sucessfully defend herself and home. My dream is that one of the anti-gun nuts will need a gun for defense and be unable to have one because of their own actions.
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  • longhunterlonghunter Member Posts: 3,242
    edited November -1
    [xx(]
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  • dsmithdsmith Member Posts: 902 ✭✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    Why the dead smiley longhunter?[?]
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  • longhunterlonghunter Member Posts: 3,242
    edited November -1
    I dislike the NRA and the way its lobbying and gun issues fights are going...I do not think that thet r operating in OUR best interests...And yes I know they are the only game in town on the level that they are.Which unless history is wrong provides a perfect place for ilk to invade.As a case in point just HOW commited are these officials??Ever wonder why they do it?Look into what they are being paid and then convince me it is because they feel they are on the "Right" side.As strong as the NRA is or should be I just think we should or could be getting more BANG for the buck spent.
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  • tr foxtr fox Member Posts: 13,856
    edited November -1
    longhunter: I have a lot of agreement about the NRA in that I don't entirely trust the leadership, I don't think the NRA is even half as effective as it could be and I am positive that the NRA doesn't listen very well to the lowly rank & file members such as me. But it is one of the biggest and oldest and most accepted "games" in the country and it is cheap and easy to support it so I do and will continue to do so as I also look for and support new and better ways.

    When guns were invented everything changed. For the first time in the history of the world a frail woman had a chance to sucessfully defend herself and home. My dream is that one of the anti-gun nuts will need a gun for defense and be unable to have one because of their own actions.
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  • longhunterlonghunter Member Posts: 3,242
    edited November -1
    I hear you fox.....Its like gettin behind the polos tho....which the NRA is and must be.When the big money hits the picture the quality goes downhill.I haven't found a better way yet,but I am open to suggestions,and i never stop looking....L.H.
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