Preserved Topic: NRA Black List

Haven't been here in about a month and a half, but I had to post this...

NRA Hit list

Don't get me wrong- I don't hate guns, but I believe the NRA is pretty evil..

More sites..
Google: NRA Enemies List
NRA Black List
Dustin Hoffman: Open Letter to the NRA
NRA Madness Shockware Movie




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Bite me. The NRA has provided more gun safety training than all other organizations combined. It continues to support many organizations including sporting events, police training, self defense, and more.

What part of the second amendment don't you get?

What part of the first amenment doesn't the NRA get?

:::11oh1:::

PS: I don't really understand but that might be from my perspective on the other side of the pond.

I can't really see the problem in an organisation listing the names of people who actively campaign against something you campaign for - is there the suggestion that this is some kind of 'hit list' as happened a while back with some of the more extreme elements of the anti-abortionists. I would imagine such lists are probably quite common on both sides of most debates. Your Google search turns up, and some of your links point to, anti-NRA enemy list sites but none of them explain why this is a bad thing - I would imagine it would fall into your freedom of speech rights as long as they aren't telling gun nuts to turn up on people's doorsteps.

[edit: One thing that fills me with outrage is the MSN site that turns up in those links:
http://msnbc.msn.com/id/3226696/

it doesn't work in Opera 7 - how long have MS been doing that??]

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[edit: One thing that fills me with outrage is the MSN site that turns up in those links: http://msnbc.msn.com/id/3226696/

it doesn't work in Opera 7 - how long have MS been doing that??]

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That site looks like crap in Netscape too... Just to let you know...


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Very soon I will have my CCW permit, thank you NRA!!!

Gotta love how the whole Zappa clan is represented in the list.

Hell, MSN, with it's bright, bright blues contrasting heavilty with the white in the block elements of the page looks crap full stop. It burns my eyes

So, um... why does that link work just fine in my Opera 7?

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Because, PT, your Opera 7 is special

PT: Weird - I get the text at the top truncated so the piece starts:

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Roberts have in common? They?re all on the National Rifle Association?s enemies list............

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Works just fine in Netscape for me. Which is saying something but I usually get odd errors on most pages with this browser.

Don't be critical of our "All Guns, All The Time" policy or we'll come after you with all guns blazin'.

^^^^^^ i'm so scared

btw, i have to agree with Petskulls opinion. an organisation like the NRA doesn't work for me.

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Very soon I will have my CCW permit, thank you NRA!!!

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Moaiz - as a CCW instructor (who's married to another one), that's a good thing!



[This message has been edited by Pugzly (edited 01-10-2004).]

Has anyone noticed that the gun nuts who yell the loudest about their "gun rights" are the very people that should not be allowed anywhere near a gun?

The bigger the gun, the smaller the penis.

Lapierre - Welcome. I hope you become more productive. Now go away or make a point.

I think the NRA has good intentions but is working from a reactionary approach. If the NRA wouldn't react to the stupidity/over-reactions of the anti-gun organizations things would probably smooth out. Things along the lines of child locks on guns are not steps towards taking guns out of homes or banning guns altogether. Personally I think gun training for youngsters should be required in homes where guns are present. I plan on teaching my children how to respect and wield my armory when they are little, just to keep them from hurting themselves or anyone else. A complete disarmament of the people isn't going to happen. If both sides of the arguement would recognize the unlikelyhood of some of what they are trying to make happen they might be able to actually agree on something. Of course.. once the arguements stop, so does the funding. Maybe that's why things aren't agreed on and don't change the playing field all that much.

Thanks to Google, I was able to find your website with the search word "anti-NRA". After visiting your site, I got the impression you might like to read about a celebrity, who incurred the ire of the National Rifle Association. The celebrity I have in mind is both a super model and a pitch woman for Pepsi.

Before proceeding any further, you might like to know whether I have any credentials. If so, pull up the aforementioned search engine, and then input the search phrase, with quote marks and all, "A. Alexander Stella". Upon your doing so, the monitor screen will fill with references.

And, as for information about Cindy Crawford, you need only click on the following U.R.L:
http://www.bcvoice.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=182

you need to get over yourself.



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A complete disarmament of the people isn't going to happen.

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Seems to have worked rather well in other countries.

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If so, pull up the aforementioned search engine, and then input the search phrase, with quote marks and all, "A. Alexander Stella". Upon your doing so, the monitor screen will fill with references.

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I get more results when searching for tentacle porn.