#BoycottNRA

[luthervol]

You avoided the question. Why is it a positive? Not why will their sales go up. Why do you consider this “good will”

I didn't avoid the question, I didn't understand it.

Why is it a positive for the company? If that is the question, then my answer is because more people would have a positive reaction than a negative reaction to the companies disassociation with the NRA.

More people view the NRA as a negative than a positive.

 

[Grand Vol]

luther? Do you ever get tired of having to avoid the questions I pose to you when I call out your BS?

 

[luthervol]

luther? Do you ever get tired of having to avoid the questions I pose to you when I call out your BS?

No, what's the question?

disclaimer: I may miss some posts.

 

[NorthDallas40]

I didn't avoid the question, I didn't understand it.

Why is it a positive for the company? If that is the question, then my answer is because more people would have a positive reaction than a negative reaction to the companies disassociation with the NRA.

More people view the NRA as a negative than a positive.

It’s like.... we’re debating Forrest Gump but without the simplistic obvious answer. It’s the idiot savant without the savant.

 

[luthervol]

It’s like.... we’re debating Forrest Gump but without the simplistic obvious answer. It’s the idiot savant without the savant.

You never know what you're going to get.

 

[luthervol]

luther? Do you ever get tired of having to avoid the questions I pose to you when I call out your BS?

My wife just game me a new word....sybarite.

No, it wasn't directed at me. It's from a book she is reading and I found it appropriate. Enjoy...

 

[NorthDallas40]

You never know what you're going to get.

We need to nip it. Nip it in the bud.

 

[Squints]

You never know what you're going to get.

Negative ghost rider.

We know exactly what we will get from you, chocolate that looks and smells like ****.

 

[Grand Vol]

My wife just game me a new word....sybarite.

No, it wasn't directed at me. It's from a book she is reading and I found it appropriate. Enjoy...

No, not really useful in combination with me.

Now, when I hit the Powerball Lotto and buy my yacht and Caribbean Island large enough for a cool gun range with all sorts of neat toys, that might apply.

 

[NorthDallas40]

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[SpaceCoastVol]

I didn't avoid the question, I didn't understand it.

Why is it a positive for the company? If that is the question, then my answer is because more people would have a positive reaction than a negative reaction to the companies disassociation with the NRA.

More people view the NRA as a negative than a positive.

prove it.

 

[hog88]

I didn't avoid the question, I didn't understand it.

Why is it a positive for the company? If that is the question, then my answer is because more people would have a positive reaction than a negative reaction to the companies disassociation with the NRA.

More people view the NRA as a negative than a positive.

The only positive for the companies ending NRA discounts is the short term free advertising.

 

[SpaceCoastVol]

No, what's the question?

disclaimer: I ignore posts that challenge my hyperbole.

fixed it

 

[SpaceCoastVol]

The only positive for the companies ending NRA discounts is the short term free advertising.

for both the compant and the surge in NRA memberships. I am just weighing the length I will sign up for.

 

[luthervol]

No, not really useful in combination with me.

Now, when I hit the Powerball Lotto and buy my yacht and Caribbean Island large enough for a cool gun range with all sorts of neat toys, that might apply.

When that happens, invite me, I'm still reigning champ in trap and skeet.

 

[Squints]

When that happens, invite me, I'm still reigning champ in trap and skeet.

After seeing your espoused views, I’m certain you should never be in control of a firearm.

 

[luthervol]

Should have started off with "My personal opinion is..." instead of "the point."

Furthermore, who demonizes them? The majority of the people? Or the majority of the media that will give a soundbite to some Hollywood idiot that goes on camera lambasting the NRA while hiding behind armed guards?

You are correct.

I should hare started with "my personal opinion is..."

My opinion was the majority of people. When I looked for data it appears to be about a 50/50 split. All of this was prior to the latest massacres. I would hope and think that the numbers are now moving further away from the NRA.

 

[luthervol]

After seeing your espoused views, I’m certain you should never be in control of a firearm.

Now you're starting to understand, and there are tens of millions of people for whom that is even more true.

 

[tumscalcium]

Now you're starting to understand, and there are tens of millions of people for whom that is even more true.

Finally we’re all in agreement. No liberal should ever be in control of a firearm.

 

[SpaceCoastVol]

Now you're starting to understand, and there are tens of millions of people for whom that is even more true.

SO you fascists want to make sure no one should have access to firearms.

 

[OuterBanksVol]

One thing I've never understood and I think the reason many don't support universal back ground checks, private sales in particular, why does the government need to know what gun you're buying? Why do they need to know the serial number? If the purpose of the check is to determine whether one is eligible to own a firearm or not, where's the need to know what the firearm is?

Guns should be regulated much like cars.

 

[SpaceCoastVol]

Guns should be regulated much like cars.

Even though they kill far fewer people.

 

[SpaceCoastVol]

One thing I've never understood and I think the reason many don't support universal back ground checks, private sales in particular, why does the government need to know what gun you're buying? Why do they need to know the serial number? If the purpose of the check is to determine whether one is eligible to own a firearm or not, where's the need to know what the firearm is?

How do you enforce private sales BGCs?

 

[OuterBanksVol]

No one is buying your outrage. You are taking a tragic event and trying to manipulate it for political gain. If this, and your anger, were about this incident then you would be demanding answers from those that failed. The FBI, the local police, and the school all have way more blood on their hands then the NRA in this case. But instead of doing that, you demonize the NRA, like it and it’s memebrs are evil. You are disgusting for doing so.

It's simple dude... you, me, the shooter and the rest of the public shouldn't have access to assault rifles, bump stocks and large magazines. My dog in this fight is my children, family and friends. We all deserve better.

 

[InVOLuntary]

How do you enforce private sales BGCs?

It's not enforceable or at least very difficult. I would not mind background checks on private sales if it didn't cost money and there was no serial number tied to the sale. I don't want to sell a gun to someone that shouldn't have it, convicted felon, mentally I'll, etc. If you're going to do it I see no reason to involve the gun, just the purchaser. The only reason to put the serial number on there is to have a means of confiscation.