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I view this thread and the thinking behind it as mere mental desperation -- trying to convince oneself that they are in the majority when polling, from many professional polling organizations, shows otherwise.
Pictures (Proof) & or actions speak volumes.
I am sure pro gun supporters turn outs was much larger. The NRA experienced record membership. There was record gun purchases in recent months as well as 1st buyers.
Equating the number of people who show up at a "Stop the NRA" rally with the numbers showing that a majority of Americans favor further restrictions on gun purchase registratlions ... means nothing. Well, it means whomever makes the suggestion there isn't support for tightening registration rules ... doesn't know what he/she is talking about.
I am sure pro gun supporters turn outs was much larger. The NRA experienced record membership. There was record gun purchases in recent months as well as 1st buyers.
Sure. They have the NRA and gun manufacturer lobbyists renting buses and hiring people to stand in the crowd. That doesn't mean it's popular.
There were more people waiting to buy ammo at walmart this morning. LMAO I got 22 value packs and a box of 50 223s for 16 bucks. Whoo hooo good day.
I don't think there is a more quintessential, cliched stereotype of redneck white-trash than a person bragging that they got a great deal on Walmart ammo and call it a "good day." Why perpetuate that?
The support for gun control is a mile wide and an eighth of an inch deep. If you ask a lot of people if they support gun control, they'll say yes, but never think about it again. When it comes to elections, these people are driven by other issues, and this doesn't likely make a difference.
The support for gun right is a half mile wide, but a mile deep. People who support gun right are very dedicated to it, and will take action about it. They will vote based on it, and they will let their representatives know that.
Equating the number of people who show up at a "Stop the NRA" rally with the numbers showing that a majority of Americans favor further restrictions on gun purchase registratlions ... means nothing. Well, it means whomever makes the suggestion there isn't support for tightening registration rules ... doesn't know what he/she is talking about.
It's stupid postings like this, that make everyone run for more....even though they do the least amount of killing....
I don't think there is a more quintessential, cliched stereotype of redneck white-trash than a person bragging that they got a great deal on Walmart ammo and call it a "good day." Why perpetuate that?
Good for you... you got a deal.
If you have to asak, you don't need to know....
Hey and to redneck thing, you need to be corected and because of all the PC BS I'm going to sue you if you don't start using the PC name for hillbilllies:
APPALACHIAN-AMERICANS
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