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In reply to the discussion: An NRA board member "goes there" re: SC massacre [View all]RiverNoord
(1,150 posts)54. So yes or no?
Do you agree with this statement made by Charles Cotton, NRA Board member:
"And he (pastor Clementa Pinckney, among the dead) voted against concealed-carry. Eight of his church members who might be alive if he had expressly allowed members to carry handguns in church are dead."
Simple question, no 'badly-tortured attempts' at anything. Just so we are on the same playing field, I find the statement appalling and absurd. Straight-up wrong - inaccurate and based on no reasonable assumptions.
If you can't answer yes or no then nothing else you have to say has any relevance on the subject. The title of this thread is "An NRA board member 'goes there' re: SC massacre" and the thread is explicitly about the statement I refer to. Yes or no?
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Screw the racist, gun lover (another who says he's a "competitive" shooter), and the many like him.
Hoyt
Jun 2015
#8
soooo, I want it official and in writing: the NRA wants Black people to have guns
MisterP
Jun 2015
#9
LOL! As if The Controllers were known for embracing empirical evidence........
pablo_marmol
Jun 2015
#39
You know you stepped in it some people would rather focus on the object rather than the cause...
Kalidurga
Jun 2015
#27
You're right - handguns are mainly involved in murders and other gun violence
RiverNoord
Jun 2015
#49
"...a flawed statement that really didn't matter with respect to the overall issue..."
beevul
Jun 2015
#56
If only the two police officers killed in NY a few months ago things would have been different.
Renew Deal
Jun 2015
#13
Hysterical! You didn't even realize that you posted a pro-RESTRICTION playbook!
pablo_marmol
Jun 2015
#26
You do realize that other than firing range and MPs, nobody on a stateside military base is armed?
X_Digger
Jun 2015
#61