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AndyA

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7. I would agree to turn him off, but

Reply to kydo (Original post)

Fri Dec 21, 2012, 12:27 PM

Dec 2012

I wonder how distasteful this is to people right now. I think the public attitude about the NRA, gun ownership, etc., has changed, and is continuing to change. Hopefully, this will backfire on the NRA and turn even more people against them.

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The Networks should turn him off [View all] kydo Dec 2012 OP

I agree. Mass Dec 2012 #1

No rational person who watches this will think more highly of the NRA when he's done. JoePhilly Dec 2012 #2

No. Let him go. GoCubsGo Dec 2012 #3

True, showing a slow suicide live whistler162 Dec 2012 #4

I kinda disagree... TDale313 Dec 2012 #5

These stations that continue to have this joke on (like right wing CNBC) don't seem to get it. HughBeaumont Dec 2012 #6

I would agree to turn him off, but AndyA Dec 2012 #7

They cut away kydo Dec 2012 #8