Idiots on the Right - Who needs Democrats?
Dec 5, 2008 | 03:44 PM
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Idiots on the Right - Who needs Democrats?
A NRA board member, of all people:
YouTube - NRA board member Joaquin Jackson, the enemy with in
Rudy Giuliani:
YouTube - Giuliani on gun control and the NRA
YouTube - NRA board member Joaquin Jackson, the enemy with in
Rudy Giuliani:
YouTube - Giuliani on gun control and the NRA
Dec 5, 2008 | 03:49 PM
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No shiat on that one...
I'm very sure that the list of idiots on the right would equal the number of idiots on the left.
Juliani is RINO for sure. The only thing I liked about him was that he was for the FairTax if I remember correctly.
I'm very sure that the list of idiots on the right would equal the number of idiots on the left.
Juliani is RINO for sure. The only thing I liked about him was that he was for the FairTax if I remember correctly.
Dec 5, 2008 | 04:01 PM
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The NRA board member says that he supports the Second Amendment. Next he says that when hunting, you should only need a 5 round magazine; therefore, an "assault weapon" should only have a 5 round magazine. The Second Amendment protects the right to bear arms, not the right to hunt!
Dec 5, 2008 | 04:05 PM
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The NRA board member says that he supports the Second Amendment. Next he says that when hunting, you should only need a 5 round magazine; therefore, an "assault weapon" should only have a 5 round magazine. The Second Amendment protects the right to bear arms, not the right to hunt!
Next thing you know, we'll have a fossil fuel pig like Al Gore leading a global warming movement.
Dec 5, 2008 | 04:28 PM
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The NRA has really turned tool...
It has become far too laden with politicians itself.
I'm far more supportive of the Gun Owners of America. IMHO it is a better organization. Tool bags like the one in that video wouldn't get on the board. It seems he's there to assuage the beta personality anti-gun type.
It has become far too laden with politicians itself.
I'm far more supportive of the Gun Owners of America. IMHO it is a better organization. Tool bags like the one in that video wouldn't get on the board. It seems he's there to assuage the beta personality anti-gun type.
Dec 5, 2008 | 05:17 PM
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The NRA has really turned tool...
It has become far too laden with politicians itself.
I'm far more supportive of the Gun Owners of America. IMHO it is a better organization. Tool bags like the one in that video wouldn't get on the board. It seems he's there to assuage the beta personality anti-gun type.
It has become far too laden with politicians itself.
I'm far more supportive of the Gun Owners of America. IMHO it is a better organization. Tool bags like the one in that video wouldn't get on the board. It seems he's there to assuage the beta personality anti-gun type.
I've been a NRA Life Member and TSRA Life Member for a long time, but both do things from time to time that leave me scratching my head. As you said, the NRA is becoming too much like Washington. No doubt about it. I'm happy to support another group, such as Gun Owners of America; I just wish our collective efforts could be more centralized and focused.
Dec 6, 2008 | 05:08 PM
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Sometimes it seems like liberalism has afflicted the whole damn world, doesn't it?
I've been a NRA Life Member and TSRA Life Member for a long time, but both do things from time to time that leave me scratching my head. As you said, the NRA is becoming too much like Washington. No doubt about it. I'm happy to support another group, such as Gun Owners of America; I just wish our collective efforts could be more centralized and focused.
I've been a NRA Life Member and TSRA Life Member for a long time, but both do things from time to time that leave me scratching my head. As you said, the NRA is becoming too much like Washington. No doubt about it. I'm happy to support another group, such as Gun Owners of America; I just wish our collective efforts could be more centralized and focused.
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