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  • MVP
    I will say the same thing for those trying to destroy the NRA.
    There is power in numbers and it pleases the gun grabbers to high heavens when gun owners divide and splinter into little groups.

    Every gun owner should be a member of the NRA and then if they wan to be a memeber of these smaller groups that is all the more better.

    If gun owners banded together instead of argueing like a bunch of old women, they would control it all.
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  • spanielsells
    quote:Originally posted by MVP
    I will say the same thing for those trying to destroy the NRA.
    There is power in numbers and it pleases the gun grabbers to high heavens when gun owners divide and splinter into little groups.

    Every gun owner should be a member of the NRA and then if they wan to be a memeber of these smaller groups that is all the more better.

    If gun owners banded together instead of argueing like a bunch of old women, they would control it all.
    Eh. I don't agree with either of you.

    You will never get 90 million people to agree on everything.

    To prove my statement, start a thread on a controversial topic. We can't get 30 people to agree on something, and you want 90 million to agree?
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  • Rack Ops
    quote:Originally posted by MVP

    If gun owners banded together instead of argueing like a bunch of old women, they would control it all.


    Under whose leadership? Wayne's?

    I'll pass, thanks
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  • dongizmo
    quote:Originally posted by MVP
    I will say the same thing for those trying to destroy the NRA.
    There is power in numbers and it pleases the gun grabbers to high heavens when gun owners divide and splinter into little groups.

    Every gun owner should be a member of the NRA and then if they wan to be a memeber of these smaller groups that is all the more better.

    If gun owners banded together instead of argueing like a bunch of old women, they would control it all.

    I don't think anyone wants to destroy the NRA, but if they want to be the bastion of the second amendment they portray themselves to be, they need to stop with their compromising, and writing anti-gun bills for Sarah Brady.
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  • MVP
    spanielsells

    I fully realize you will never get 90 million people to fully agree on everything but al the same they need to stand together. Power in numbers.
    I will not bad mouth the NRA or withdraw my membership even though I do not agree fully with everything they are.
    I am going to join a few other organizations to check them out this year.
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  • CS8161
    We will reap what we sow, so it is written, so it shall be! We are doomed, doomed to a government of socialism, communism and big brother. I think it will be time for a revolution very soon in this country, either that, or a civil war. Too many sheep in this country, not enough wolves.
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  • jpwolf
    This has NOTHING to do with the the friggin' NRA!!!


    45 million people either stayed home last night or went out and voted for RTKBA destroyers!!!


    Be ashamed!!![:(!]
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  • MVP
    ok excuse my post then.
    I just see a close relation.
    Gun owners will not stand together. Very good point.
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  • ruger41
    approx 14 million dems voted last nite compared to approx 8 million republicans--it's a combination of apathy and just plain sheer numbers of the opposition. It is that way in CA--you have a sliver of the state with a HUGE population base that is more democrats-plain and simple-republicans don't stand a good chance there. WA is the same way.
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  • jpwolf
    This is a perfect example of, "We get what we deserve!"[:(!]

    Kiss your guns goodbye, or prepare to literally fight for them. HAHA like that's gonna happen? Can't even go simply vote for someone who will do it for us! Pathetic! We deserve what we get.
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  • XXCross
    Re Ruger41:
    Yup, three counties in Western Washington control the entire state.
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  • medic07
    JP
    a lot of this has to do with the "reeducation" of our country. The Dem party has been anti-gun for so many years (decades) that the younger voters that are now going to the polls have not had the POSITIVE exposure to firearms and have bought the lies that have been fed to them as they were growing up in their formative years.

    Even those who are Dem or Repub and believe in the RTKBA, they live in states that are slowly eroding those rights (some not so slowly). This has an impact on the younger Repubs as well who do not have POSITIVE exposure to firearms growing up.

    Call me paranoid...or a conspiracy nut...but think about what has happened in the last 15 years or so.
    - We have turned our schools into "gun free zones". In my day we had Hunter Safety courses at school, rifle teams, skeet shooting teams and we even had our rifles in our cars/trucks or at the priniciples office so we could hunt after school.
    - The MSM has taken the anti-gun cause on as their own for the most part. You NEVER hear about a gun owner stopping crime with a firearm, but you ALWAYS hear about the criminal using a firearm to kill or maim.
    - States/cities have been allowed to sue gun manufacturers for a criminal using their product to commit a crime. How then does a vehicle manufacturer not get sued when the criminal used one of their cars in the commission of a crime, or clothing company when the criminal uses a ski mask in the commission of a crime.

    BTW: I sent my absentee ballot in since I am stationed in Texas. Thompson was off the ticket, so Paul got a checkmark from me and my wife. The Repubs have forgotten that their party is heavy with gun owners. [:(]
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  • Wulfmann
    quote:Originally posted by Chris8161Too many sheep in this country, not enough wolves.

    Hmmmm, which would I be?[^][?][^]

    Wulfmann
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  • jpwolf
    Apparently those gunowners have forgotten they are gunowners.[:(!]
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  • He Dog
    Under whose leadership? Ron Paul's? He has not one delegate.
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  • jpwolf
    See above ^^^ for typical uninformed gunowner. Here's the educated fact of the matter, he has edit:from 9 up to 42+ right now. You said O. The number is not much different, but the statement itself speaks volumes about you, "gunowner"[B)]. Make sure you vote for the turd they send you in November, and feel as though you have done your part, but don't utter even the slightest whine, snivel, or whimper when your RTKBA gets taken from you. Remember, "You did your part!"[:(!]

    Now, what was that you said? NOTHING?? Yes that's what it was...[:(!]



    quote:Under whose leadership? Ron Paul's? He has not one delegate.



    Since he is the ONLY one who actively defends RTKBA, who's to blame here? I'd say about 90 million people, wouldn't you?
    Which group do you fall in????
    Now, who else wants to defend their lack of involvement? NEXT !!!!
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  • He Dog
    I stand corrected, as of last night while I was watching the returns he had 0. 9 is a whole lot more, largly representing one issue voters. I value my guns, but they are not the only think that matters to me.
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  • blackhawk45
    quote:Originally posted by MVP
    I will say the same thing for those trying to destroy the NRA.
    There is power in numbers and it pleases the gun grabbers to high heavens when gun owners divide and splinter into little groups.

    Every gun owner should be a member of the NRA and then if they wan to be a memeber of these smaller groups that is all the more better.

    If gun owners banded together instead of argueing like a bunch of old women, they would control it all.




    90 MILLION GUN OWNERS. and 4MILLION NRA MEMBERS, When they come to take our guns. WE CAN THANK THE NON-MEMBERS, I'M a LIFE MEMBER, ARE YOU ?
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  • jpwolf
    quote: 90 MILLION GUN OWNERS. and 4MILLION NRA MEMBERS, When they come to take our guns. WE CAN THANK THE NON-MEMBERS, I'M a LIFE MEMBER, ARE YOU ?


    This is a perfect example of how sorry gunowners are. Here's an individual who sees the NRA as the sole guardian of his guns. Pathetic!

    The NRA would not even BE a gunrights lobby if those 90 million gunowners would get involved in the election process!!!! There would be NO NEED FOR THEM!!!! GET IT ???



    NEXT!!!!
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  • meunke
    You all are missing the point.

    90 million gun owners? Sure, ok.

    ARE 2nd AMMENDMENT ISSUES THE SINGLE, MOST IMPORTANT ISSUE TO THESE 90 MILLION, TO THE POINT THAT THEY WILL PUT ASIDE ALL OTHER ISSUES IF NECESSARY TO JOIN FORCES?

    Not so sure anymore, huh? Let me give an extreme example:

    Let's say you have two cadidates for a particular office.
    Candidate 1 is pro gun, Candidate 2 is not pro gun.

    We should all vote for candidate 1, right?? Well, hold on a sec.
    Candidate 1 supports same-sex marriage and open borders. Oops. Now it's not so black and white is it?

    Just something to think about. Just because someone owns a firearm doesn't mean that they will always vote for 2nd ammendment issues and potentiall disregard or cast aside everything else they hold as important.
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  • Anonymouse
    quote:Originally posted by blackhawk45
    quote:Originally posted by MVP
    I will say the same thing for those trying to destroy the NRA.
    There is power in numbers and it pleases the gun grabbers to high heavens when gun owners divide and splinter into little groups.

    Every gun owner should be a member of the NRA and then if they wan to be a memeber of these smaller groups that is all the more better.

    If gun owners banded together instead of argueing like a bunch of old women, they would control it all.




    90 MILLION GUN OWNERS. and 4MILLION NRA MEMBERS, When they come to take our guns. WE CAN THANK THE NON-MEMBERS, I'M a LIFE MEMBER, ARE YOU ?


    Fully agree with all the above.
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  • select-fire
    Well my two sons aren't interested in firearms. I am thinning down my collection. Did belong to the local gun club who made it a requirement to be a member of the NRA to be a member. My NRA membership has expired and so is my membership of the club.
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  • jpwolf
    quote:Fully agree with all the above.

    You and 45 million others, not surprisingly. Kiss them, and the remainder of your freedom goodbye because voting is too hard.


    NEXT!!!
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  • wsfiredude
    quote:
    Originally posted by blackhawk45


    quote:
    Originally posted by MVP

    I will say the same thing for those trying to destroy the NRA.
    There is power in numbers and it pleases the gun grabbers to high heavens when gun owners divide and splinter into little groups.

    Every gun owner should be a member of the NRA and then if they wan to be a memeber of these smaller groups that is all the more better.

    If gun owners banded together instead of argueing like a bunch of old women, they would control it all.






    90 MILLION GUN OWNERS. and 4MILLION NRA MEMBERS, When they come to take our guns. WE CAN THANK THE NON-MEMBERS, I'M a LIFE MEMBER, ARE YOU ?

    Was a life member. Not any more. They sold me out too many times.
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  • jpwolf
    quote:Just something to think about. Just because someone owns a firearm doesn't mean that they will always vote for 2nd ammendment issues and potentiall disregard or cast aside everything else they hold as important.


    You mean like "freedom". Without them, you won't have any which might be ok because responsibilty goes with freedom, and that means work, huh?


    NEXT!!!
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  • jpwolf
    quote:Well my two sons aren't interested in firearms.



    Firearms are not an "interest", they are a necessity for freedom.


    NEXT!!!
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  • dongizmo
    quote:Originally posted by blackhawk45
    quote:Originally posted by MVP
    I will say the same thing for those trying to destroy the NRA.
    There is power in numbers and it pleases the gun grabbers to high heavens when gun owners divide and splinter into little groups.

    Every gun owner should be a member of the NRA and then if they wan to be a memeber of these smaller groups that is all the more better.

    If gun owners banded together instead of argueing like a bunch of old women, they would control it all.




    90 MILLION GUN OWNERS. and 4MILLION NRA MEMBERS, When they come to take our guns. WE CAN THANK THE NON-MEMBERS, I'M a LIFE MEMBER, ARE YOU ?

    Actually, the NRA has put their stamp of approval on EVERY ANTI-Gun LAW EVER PASSED.
    So I guess we can thank those who blindly throw their money at Wayne & Co. By becoming life members.
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  • jpwolf
    quote:Actually, the NRA has put their stamp of approval on EVERY ANTI-Gun LAW EVER PASSED.




    And so have 90 million people too lazy to vote and expect some profit making organization to do their work for them, if you consider voting work.


    NEXT!!
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  • He Dog
    quote:This is a perfect example of how sorry gunowners are. Here's an individual who sees the NRA as the sole guardian of his guns. Pathetic!

    In point of fact I do not belong to the NRA, I think they are indistinguishable from the Brady crowd.

    We do not agree on your political candidate, and you call us names?


    You sir are a first class jerk. Have I made myself clear?
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  • jpwolf
    quote:You sir are a first class jerk. Have I made myself clear?

    It is clear that you don't care about freedom, to each his own. People hate it when you turn the light on them, just like roaches.



    NEXT!!
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