NRA has anyone seen this before ?

[ted]

Some one has put up a web site to try and bash the NRA http://www.meetthenra.org/

[Fourtyfive]

Crazy

[Wingshooter]

"This website is the property of the Educational Fund to Stop Gun Violence. It is in no way affiliated with the National Rifle Association (NRA) or any other organization."

Their website is csgv.org ... so, who wants to register the domain name "meettheCSGV.org" and have a little fun

[Romad7]

I kinda like this Roy Innis guy though, found this in his profile:  "In a 1989 appearance with Rev. Al Sharpton on “The Morton Downey, Jr. Show,” Innis became enraged and physically assaulted Sharpton."

 

Not sure about the rest of it though, lots of reading so he could be a complete idiot after all, I do have to find that video now :slapfight:

 

Edit:  just noticed that the link that I copy/pasted goes to the video and a truly wonderful video it is!  Sorry to take this thread on a tangent but it is somewhat relevant to the topic.

Edited February 26, 2013 by Romad7

[ANDERSON MEDIC]

I clicked on the button they have on their site that says "Know something we don't?". I informed them of some things they probably didn't know about themselves.

[Jonnin]

I am not sure how that is "bashing" --- the NRA freely admits to this, even had words to the same effect that explains it --- something like "our strategy is to spend big in tight or underdog races, no point in spending big if the NRA guy is for sure going to win, and no sense in spending on a for sure loss".   

 

This "breaking news" is over 3 months old, and its already been covered by both the leftists and the NRA.  

 

I believe that some of the other PACs have actually donated to both candidates --- meaning they always win, always get a voice to help their cause. 

Edited February 26, 2013 by Jonnin

[Guest 6.8 AR]

That has Center for American Progress and George Soros written all over it. Maybe even that commie Van Jones.

[RobertNashville]

How are they getting away with using what at first glance looks like the NRA's registered trademarks and probably trademarked images as well?

 

Anyway, while the NRA is hardly a perfect organization; their main problem are those in leadership who think that the only proper use of a firearm is for hunting and sport shooting and are willing to give away the farm so long as new regulations don't impact "their" favorite use. ;)

Edited February 26, 2013 by RobertNashville