Anyone see this scathing NRA ILA attack on Kerry?

[Union Thug]

"Imagine if the enemies of the Second Amendment were able, through a Kerry presidency, to install their puppets on that court in the near future. That`s what we are all facing in this election. If Kerry can pack the court with people like Chuck Schumer, the Second Amendment as an individual right will be rendered null and void."

http://www.nraila.org/issues/Articles/Read.aspx?ID=136

And the attack monkeys are drooling....

[JayS]

1. Aside from being poorly written and having more spin than...

...your average washing machine, there are a lot of things there that are 100% true and easily verifiable. It helps to bolster the image here of the "weak on crime" appearances that Kerry has. He has already made his bed and plans on laying in it though.

[Columbia]

2. But he's a hunter!

A picture is worth more than a thousand votes, didn't you know?

[CO Liberal]

3. The NRA Should Be Rendered Null And Void

This once-respectable organization has been run into the ground by the assholes in its leadership ranks.

It deserved to fade into oblivion.

[MrBenchley]

5. Good thing all those "pro gun democrats" are countering

this crap on gun nut forums...oh wait, they have nothing but excuses about why they can't.

[gatlingforme]

10. The NRA will flourish with or without your sarcasm, ? why?

because they have money, and unless you or anyone else has more money than the NRA, GOOD LUCK,:D

[CO Liberal]

14. But If They're Shown To Be On The Losing Side Politically.....

...they will start losing that money, and their clout.

[MrBenchley]

17. Hey, pResident Turd has more money than Kerry...

Let's all switch sides, since obviously "money" is what "pro gun democrats" worship...

Or let's not.

[gatlingforme]

24. I agree, add in there a scandal or two and it might help.

[FeebMaster]

6. How were you planning on rendering the NRA null and void?

Fighting for more gun control is probably a counter productive way to go about it.

[CO Liberal]

7. A Democratic Landslide Would Be a Good Start

Leave the Nuts Ruining America politically impotent and show their leadership for the useless turds they are.

[FeebMaster]

8. I don't see how that would render the NRA null and void.

If fact, I don't see how that would really change anything at all. I guess you'd have to believe the NRA is working out of the oval office to think that would make a difference.

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[FeebMaster]

11. Oh so the NRA is working out of the oval office?

What federal gun laws has Bush repealed since he took office? Which executive orders pertaining to guns has he reversed?

[MrBenchley]

15. Even THEY boast about it, feeb...

Sorry Chimpy isn't gun crazy enough to suit YOU...they sure as hell are too nuts for most people.

[FeebMaster]

27. Gee, you'd think with them being in charge and all

they'd repeal some of those gun laws they're supposedly against.

[MrBenchley]

28. Sorry they're not nuts enough to suit you....

[FeebMaster]

29. It has nothing to do with me.

You're the one claiming they're all pro-gun and working out of the oval office. What gun laws has Bush/The NRA repealed?

[MrBenchley]

30. Doesn't have anything to do with anybody else...

or reality, far as that goes.

[FeebMaster]

31. Which reality is that?

The one where the NRA is working out of the oval office and where Bush is some pro-gun dynamo or the one where Bush hasn't repealed any gun control?

[MrBenchley]

32. The one the rest of us live in....

You know, the one you shun.

"Back in February 2000, Kayne Robinson, the Iowa Republican Party chairman and first vice president of the National Rifle Association, boasted in a closed meeting with other NRA members that they would have an office in the White House if George W. Bush was elected president.
The remark, caught on videotape, was used in a TV commercial by the advocacy group Handgun Control. It also was dismissed by Bush as untrue.
Now, however, it appears that Robinson wasn't far off target. The NRA's office isn't in the White House; rather, it's over at the Department of Justice. The name on the door says, "John Ashcroft, Attorney General.''
Last year, Ashcroft wrote a letter to the NRA in which he endorsed the organization's view of the Second Amendment, that the right to bear arms is a broad individual right that is not tied to the maintenance of "a well- regulated militia,'' as federal courts long have interpreted it to be. This is also a strong personal view of Ashcroft's, a view he repeated in November in a memo to U.S. attorneys across the country.
Now, at Ashcroft's instruction, this view has become the official position of the U.S. government. The Justice Department advanced it in briefs filed last week by Solicitor General Theodore B. Olson in two cases that the U.S. Supreme Court is considering for review. "

http://www.dispatch.com/editorials-story.php?story=dispatch/news/editorials02/may02/1252303.html

"WASHINGTON (AP) - The National Rifle Association spent almost $1 million last month on behalf of George W. Bush's presidential campaign, an effort that is cutting into Al Gore's support in key states.
In April, NRA Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre co-chaired a Republican National Committee fund-raising dinner that featured Bush and brought in a then-record $21.5 million, including at least $250,000 from the NRA.
Gore spokesman Chris Lehane criticized the NRA's effort for Bush.
``It's the latest example of an infusion of special interest money designed to help the governor,'' Lehane said. ``His presidency will be a presidency of the special interests, for the special interests and by the special interests. The West Wing of the White House will consist of NRA lobbyists, Big Oil executives, pharmaceutical lawyers and HMO bean counters.''
One of Handgun Control's ads featured tape of a top NRA official touting the group's clout in a potential Bush White House. The tape quotes an NRA vice president, Kayne Robinson, saying this about Bush: ``If we win we'll have a president ... where we work out of their office.'' "

http://www.evote.com/News/EV10252000O.html

[FeebMaster]

33. Right.

So what federal gun control have they repealed?

[MrBenchley]

34. Right.

Sorry that even the GOP isn't gun crazy enough to suit you.

[FeebMaster]

35. How gun crazy are they?

They certainly haven't repealed any federal gun laws.

[MrBenchley]

36. They"re far too crazy to suit me

But then I don't live in feeb's fantasyland.

[FeebMaster]

37. Where is the fantasy?

Bush hasn't repealed any gun control. I don't think I'm the one living in a fantasy land.

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[Liberal Classic]

12. I object to the suggestion that I wear a sheet

Must you imply that people who argue in favor of legal weapon ownership are members of the Ku Klux Klan? Not only is this a logical fallacy and insulting to people on this board, but it is an affront to the memory of the thousands lynched at the hands of the Klan. Racists, by their very definition, do not support the right of minorities to own weapons or the right of minorities to use deadly force in self-defense.

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[MrBenchley]

16. I object to the entire rancid "gun rights" creed

"it is an affront to the memory of the thousands lynched at the hands of the Klan"
And that's why pretty much every civil rights organization ended up on the NRA's enemies list.

By the way, where does the Klan stand on the "gun rights" question? Oh, yeah...they're "gun rights" all the way. They're even willing to forego their ususal racist cant to spout the NRA's line.

[OpSomBlood]

18. The KKK is also "pro-food" and "pro-water".

I guess that means that everyone who eats or drinks water is subconsciously siding with the Klan.

Damn, I feel so deceived!

[MrBenchley]

21. Are they, op?

Funny, they didn't seem to feel the need to mention that...but they feel so hot for their little metal friends that they put out a statement saying so. They were even willing to neglect their ususal racist gibberish in order to parrot NRA rhetoric.

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[MrBenchley]

20. Brainless rhetoric is all that the RKBA crowd has...

"Attempts to draw a link between the Klan and gun ownership are intellectually retarded"
Funny....that's not what the Klan itself ACTUALLY says.

"Obviously, the "gun control is racist" statement is not 100% true at this time. "
As in, it's 100% horseshit. But that still doesn't keep our "pro gun democrats" from flashing it with monotonous regularity.

[gatlingforme]

25. Those lousy pro gun Dem's -- I saw one eating it's young the

other day. <edited for spelling --- oops>

[MrBenchley]

26. They sure don't have much to recommend them...

[mosin]

22. Do you really expect...

a single-issue pro-gun rights organisation to support Kerry? For all of Kerry's other great attributes, he has, for years, been one of the most reliable anti-gun rights voters in the U.S. Senate.

I am not, however, a single issue voter, so I don't always vote how the NRA "tells me" to vote.

[OpSomBlood]

23. You mean you actually think for yourself?

Some people in the Gungeon would consider that a novel concept.