OrangeBlossomBaby |
06-26-2020 08:48 AM |
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Originally Posted by Guest
Hmmm, I suspect that quite a few female shooters could take exception to the insinuation that guys are the only citizens that appreciate firearms. The last time I was at the Ocala National Forest outdoor shooting range, I would guess that one out of four shooters were female. Please enlighten me; how does the NRA "profit" off of American citizens? I'm not a member, but I thought the NRA was an organization of shooting enthusiasts that champion the 2nd Amendment right and firearm marksmanship and safety.
"The National Rifle Association is America's longest-standing civil rights organization."
“NRA Foundation” is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization.
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That's how it was founded, and what its original mission was. It is currently one of the most powerful, influential, and profitable lobbyist organizations in the country. They fight against ANY restrictions on firearms - including universal background checks. In other words - all the criminals who have an extensive criminal history of gun violence - all the people who have violent histories but have not yet ever registered for gun ownership and are trying to do so now... the NRA supports NOT doing a background check to ensure that the guns aren't just being put into those hands.
They're basically saying "hey you - with the $250 permit fee written in nice neat letters on your check. Wanna buy a gun? Oh, you might have been arrested for beating all three of your previous wives? Nah don't worry about it. Just don't put that on the application form, we won't be checking you out anyway. Here. Have a gun, and a nice day."
That is the NRA in a nutshell, now. A far cry from what it once was.
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