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In reply to the discussion: US gun culture is 'corrupting the world,' Australia ex-deputy PM says after Okla. slaying [View all]OneGrassRoot
(23,954 posts)"But celebrating good target practice, hunting, or a fun day at the range by taking pictures is not much to go on."
As I tried to point out in my comment, those would be perfect acceptable reasons to not only be a gun owner, but to take pictures of such activity.
You seem to be familiar with my opinions on this topic, so surely you know the types of images to which I object and which I feel are part of this gun culture you seem to feel doesn't exist.
I wasn't familiar with the term "culture war" (edit to add: in the context that you keep using it), but a quick Google search turns up a plethora of NRA-related references to this war.
Since you use this term so often -- along with other NRA talking points -- you are someone I have no interest in interacting with any further as I fear finding common ground would be too laborious and a waste of time and energy.