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Gun Control Reform Activism

Marcus IM

(2,232 posts) Wed Feb 14, 2024, 10:17 PM Feb 14

Should US mass shooters be classified as NRA hit squads?

Just wondering why other nations reject NRA hit squads but America doesn't.

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Should US mass shooters be classified as NRA hit squads? (Original Post) Marcus IM Feb 14 OP

What is an "NRA hit squad"? ShazzieB Feb 14 #1

2nd Amendment Free Dumb Warriors Botany Feb 14 #2

The shootings (most all) definitely should be called 2nd amendment celebrations sanatanadharma Feb 15 #3

ShazzieB

(16,541 posts)

1. What is an "NRA hit squad"?

Reply to Marcus IM (Original post)

Wed Feb 14, 2024, 10:31 PM

Feb 14

Don't know about anyone else but I am unfamiliar with this terminology.

Botany

(70,592 posts)

2. 2nd Amendment Free Dumb Warriors

Reply to Marcus IM (Original post)

Wed Feb 14, 2024, 10:41 PM

Feb 14

My heart was too heavy to watch more than 10 minutes of the coverage this
afternoon. I saw the totals about an hour and a half ago so I assumed that
assault rifles were involved and leaping to conclusions I assumed that it was
men (white just a guess) who are intels.

This madness that this mass shooting will be followed up by another one in
less than 2 weeks or so.

sanatanadharma

(3,738 posts)

3. The shootings (most all) definitely should be called 2nd amendment celebrations

Reply to Marcus IM (Original post)

Thu Feb 15, 2024, 09:30 AM

Feb 15

Definitely should be called 2nd amendment celebrations; remember there are also non-NRA gunners who willing accept kids bleeding out in the streets as a sign of the greatness of the USA way of celebrating freedom.

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