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I have no idea; nor do I give a
Apparently not settled for some ...Yes. This has been settled for some time now.
I have no idea; nor do I give a
Apparently not settled for some ...Yes. This has been settled for some time now.
Apparently he doesn't care.Apparently not settled for some ...
No, why would I be "disturbed"?Apparently he doesn't care.
Are you disturbed by the USSS position at the NRA Convention?
Okay. Are we done here?No, why would I be "disturbed"?
Do I think it's hypocritical that the key speaker for the convention has to be protected from the "good guys with guns"? Yup.
They will disarm before entering that one hall where Trump will be talking. There will still be lots of attendees walking around armed.All a gunman who hates the NRA would have to do is park across the street and wait for a huge group of men to walk by and mow them all down and drive off.
Does the NRA not understand that? Why are they making them soft targets? Why are they having a speaker that makes their membership disarm?
I'm talking about in the area surrounding the building and parking lot.They will disarm before entering that one hall where Trump will be talking. There will still be lots of attendees walking around armed.
That's not gun free.I'm talking about in the area surrounding the building and parking lot.
Once again, for possible comprehension: I don't know and I don't care. IF you do - fine.Are NRA members attending Trump's speech at the convention banned from bringing guns to the venue? It's a simple yes or no question.
So you're not quite creative enough to understand what I'm talking about?That's not gun free.
That doesn't change the fact that you wildly distorted what was going on. In your haste to condemn the NRA you failed to actually read what was going on. What you should do is admit your mistake. Instead you've decided to double down on desperation by trying to argue the ridiculous point that the NRA shouldn't have Trump speak if the Secret Service won't let them carry guns. That's absurd.
When you find that you've dug yourself into a hole, stop digging.
NRA advocates for gun safety classes in schools, and in society in general. Only thing worst that hypocrisy is uninformed blather.
Is this causing you to lose sleep?
I have no idea; nor do I give a
Okay. You should ask Wayne for a personal apology. I'm sorry your trust in the NRA has been broken by this.There is no wild distortion and the OP stands. Guns are banned for the NRA convention and the NRA are hypocrites for it. They could've cancelled Trump's appearance on the grounds that disarming their attendees puts them in danger.
You understand the issue? I don't belong to the FRA, I'm not going to the convention - why would I care what security arrangements were.Of course you don't
Let's see something in writing about this alleged "advocacy for guns in school". You've trotted this out a couple of times with the same vague blather.No they advocate for guns in schools. Or are you saying they oppose arming teachers and staff?
I don't know. You keep replying to my comments.Okay. Are we done here?
Once again, I quote your comment from above.Once again, for possible comprehension: I don't know and I don't care. IF you do - fine.
No mirrors nearby? Not me blathering.Once again, I quote your comment from above.
"The only thing worse than hypocrisy is uninformed blather."
Let's see something in writing about this alleged "advocacy for guns in school". You've trotted this out a couple of times with the same vague blather.
Okay. You should ask Wayne for a personal apology. I'm sorry your trust in the NRA has been broken by this.
Not my job. you posted it, you link it.I guess that the concept "Let's take a look at the official website and its FAQs." is one that had never occurred to you either.
Yeah, let's prohibit guns, keep cops out of school and hope it happens to someone else. Great plan.The CEO of the NRA gave a full-bore defense of gun rights at the Conservative Political Action Conference on Thursday, calling for weapons in schools in response to a mass shooting in Florida last , kweek. Meanwhile, Republicans in that state like Sen. Marco Rubio face new pressure in the gun control debate, as evidenced by a tense televised town hall on Wednesday night. William Brangham reports.
NRA backs Trump’s call for arming teachers: 'Schools must be the most hardened targets'
The CEO of the NRA gave a full-bore defense of gun rights at the Conservative Political Action Conference on Thursday, calling for weapons in schools in response to a mass shooting in Florida last week. Meanwhile, Republicans in that state like Sen. Marco Rubio face new pressure in the gun...www.pbs.org