NRA yikes
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The NRA probably needs audited by it's members. However this is a civil case. So thanks for proving Democrat politicians are coming after American''s guns. All while trying to defund the police. Not a winning strategy.
Believe it or not, about thirty years ago, I was a member of the NRA. I still own plenty of guns.
I can say one thing, if I was a current NRA member, I would be mad as hell at the POS LaPierre. What a fraud.
Here is his $6 million mansion.
Believe it or not, about thirty years ago, I was a member of the NRA. I still own plenty of guns.
I can say one thing, if I was a current NRA member, I would be mad as hell at the POS LaPierre. What a fraud.
Here is his $6 million mansion.
You're lying. You are not allowed to own a gun. If the members want to audit them they should. New leadership might be a good thing. I'm not going to complain if a stronger HAWK is appointed. Now be prepared to lose more votes because this has nothing to do with LaPierre and everything to do with Joe Biden's puppet masters promise to come after American's guns. FFS Biden has already promised to come after everything except water pistols and 20 gauge shotguns. All this while you morons are rioting and calling for the defunding of police.
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We knew much of this a while back because of Oliver North.
I've got a close friend who worked for LaPierre back in the 90's, and another close friend works in the NRA now. I've heard enough over the years to convince me not to voluntarily give them money. They've need a complete overhaul in leadership for a long time.
I've got a close friend who worked for LaPierre back in the 90's, and another close friend works in the NRA now. I've heard enough over the years to convince me not to voluntarily give them money. They've need a complete overhaul in leadership for a long time.
No doubt about it the NRA under LaPierre leadership is totally corrupted and morally bankrupt. It should be dissolved and reformed with all new leadership and bylaws.
As an aside, my wife's Mom worked at the NRA for a couple of decades in Chantilly, Va. She was in charge of managing all their subscriptions.
As an aside, my wife's Mom worked at the NRA for a couple of decades in Chantilly, Va. She was in charge of managing all their subscriptions.
They're coming for your guns argument for the last 50 years gets old. Gun control advocates haven't put anything forward with any teeth in decades. A debate on high-velocity mags, assault rifles and closing waiting period loopholes isn't a massive overstep. All reasonable challenges and Obama barely even touched it. Biden sure as hell won't.
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You get nothing. Not open for discussion.
Clearly you haven't been paying attention. Happened here in Nevada two years ago and Virginia this year. Not to mention the usual ones like CA, NY,HA ect
I'm not going to be foolish enough to argue that there is no politics in this move. I would add that the NRA is a 501(c)(3) organization, so how the handle their spending is subject to some legal scrutiny. I think the members should have civil recourse, but the government can potentially have a criminal case as well.
They brought a civil case. Read what Turley posted. If they had a criminal case they should have brought it.
So is the Clinton foundation, don't remember the exact number but something like less than 5% of their donations go to charity. Ask Hatis what they think of the Clintons.
No, they're not reasonable challenges. So while in your mind gun control advocates haven't put anything forward with any teeth in decades, in the minds of most gun owners that's all they have done.
Oh a campaign promise. Where have I seen one of those before? I know what I hear and then there is what I actually see. That horse is out of the barn. If March For Our Lives didnt compel any change than nothing will. Gun control advocates should be putting all their energy into things like smart gun technology.
The most important things you need to know about gun safety.
- Treat every weapon as if it were loaded.
- Never point the weapon at anything you do not intend to shoot.
- Keep your finger straight and off the trigger until you're ready to fire.
- Keep the weapon on safe until you intend to fire.
- Never allow the Communist, Nazis, Islamic Jihadist Terrorist, MS-13, Drug Cartels, Gangs or Anarchist out gun you.
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What, no pics of his tax returns???Believe it or not, about thirty years ago, I was a member of the NRA. I still own plenty of guns.
I can say one thing, if I was a current NRA member, I would be mad as hell at the POS LaPierre. What a fraud.
Here is his $6 million mansion.
There are charities that have those sorts of stats that are legitimate. Maybe both the Clinton Foundation and NRA fit into that box. I tend to look at the overhead costs for a charity before I'll agree to support it. If an organization pays their folks a ton of money, they have high overhead. Same if they feel the need to rent some extravagant office space. Those can be legitimate expenses for the charitable (non-profit might be a better term) organization. There are some things they can't spend money on legitimately. I'm no expert in the accounting rules for any of these sorts of things. I do know that I expect a majority of what I donate to go to the cause I'm trying to support, and I make my charitable donations with an eye on what percentage I give that makes it past the front office.
Gun advocates lol Trying to take guns away from law abiding citizens for decades but do not have a answer for criminals. This guy was shot and killed in Chicago yesterday. They rap how they live. But the gun advocates want to harass Everyone else and don’t ever discuss the real violence. Just like the riots
Anyone really surprised? They want to backdoor felon millions of Americans.
Science deniers.
