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« Knew I liked Utah folks | Main | Instapundit on Parker & DC gun ban repeal bill »

Bob Levy on Parker case

Posted by David Hardy · 3 April 2007 12:00 PM

Bob Levy has an article on it in the Washington Examiner.

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Humm.. Patiently waiting for that 2 year renewal of my NRA Membership that I made over a year and half ago to expire. I can truly spend the money someplace else, like Cato or SAF....


Mark

Posted by: Mark at April 3, 2007 03:41 PM

The NRA makes its profit mostly from appearing to "fight the problem". They have and will continue to do everything they can to protect the problem. Without it, they are back to teaching markmanship and other worthy programs, that no matter their importance, doesn't get you a seat at the table of the big boys, nor do they justify the hysterical "send more money" letters because "this job is lasting longer than we thought".

The very last thing the NRA wants is a solution to the problem. They will betray anyone to keep the solution from happening. That's why I left them. I can be betrayed for free, I see no reason to allow LaPierre to get paid for betraying me,(and all other members and former members) which he has done. Now, he betrays me, but not on my dime.

Posted by: straightarrow at April 3, 2007 03:57 PM

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