Visitors To NRA Offices Are Disarmed

[NoJiveMan]

Originally Posted by Finn_Jarber

They understand firearm safety, unlike the yahoos in crowded Starbucks carrying loaded AR-15s in one hand and a cup of coffee in the other.

Key word there, "they".

Yes, they understand safety, as long as everyone else outside of their doors isn't. THEY could care less in that scenario, what happens outside.

[Finn_Jarber]

Originally Posted by NoJiveMan

Key word there, "they".

Yes, they understand safety, as long as everyone else outside of their doors isn't. THEY could care less in that scenario, what happens outside.

They do promote safety, but there is not much you can do if people are not willing to listen.

[chucksnee]

Originally Posted by NoJiveMan

Yep, it's true, if you want to visit the NRA corporate offices, leave your guns at home, they don't allow visitors to carry guns on their property. However, staff members are probably well heeled.



Daily Kos: I Called the NRA Today. Oh Boy!

Talk about double standards and hypocrisy, the NRA leads the pack. They think it's okay to wear a gun openly or concealed into places of business across the USA, but not at their place of business, ironic, isn't it?

I call BS on the entire article....

Second paragraph, first sentnece is a complete lie...which discredits the entire story before and after:

So I called the only phone number for the NRA on the internet---the membership number, of course.

A very quick search states very different:
1-800-672-3888
(800) 392-VOTE(8683)
1-877-NRA-2000

You also have to love the poll they have at the end...."Do you think the NRA is a terrorist organization?"

The only give you 1 option, "yes."

[LordSquidworth]

Originally Posted by NoJiveMan

Yep, it's true, if you want to visit the NRA corporate offices, leave your guns at home, they don't allow visitors to carry guns on their property. However, staff members are probably well heeled.



Daily Kos: I Called the NRA Today. Oh Boy!

Talk about double standards and hypocrisy, the NRA leads the pack. They think it's okay to wear a gun openly or concealed into places of business across the USA, but not at their place of business, ironic, isn't it?

Not unexpected...

I've never liked the NRA, even though I own guns.