The NRA Betrays Itself

The Nav Log ^ | 7/28/10 | gps333@charter.net

[editor-surveyor]

“Changing the leadership is a more appropriate path”

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Explain how you’re going to do that.
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[Zathras]

You ask a good question.
The answer is using the same method SEIU uses to shake down corporations. Show up at NRA conventions in-mass and demand changes.

I actually like the NRA but if they support Reid its going to make Bush's support for immigration look like a brilliant idea.

[Shooter 2.5]

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[stevio]

Why is it our side is always soooo ready to abandon ship? Cut off their nose to spite their face. I’m with you.

[stevio]

Now that’s the way to keep our Second Amendment rights! /s

[secondamendmentkid]

“Explain how you’re going to do that”.

One person doesn’t do squat. If NRA as a group doesn’t get the msg from numerous members, they will get it in lost membership or in changes to the board which will effectuate the needed change.

So what is your point? Are you a member of NRA or a cheap shot artist?

[editor-surveyor]

The NRA has lost half of its membership since ‘96 but it doesn’t seem to phase anyone.

I resigned my life membership in ‘96 and they have sent me a new “free” membership card every year since, along with all their literature. You can’t quit if they refuse to let you.

Their reserves are huge, and they are operating off of their earnings. They don’t care what we think.
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[Shooter 2.5]

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[Eaker]

Further, how do you get rid of the liberal members who are a big part of the problem.

Answer, you can’t.