...I haven’t figured out how to purchase a gun and learn how to use it without giving money to the National Rifle Association and partially because I know that individual self-defense is largely a myth.
As a senior in high school when the Parkland shooting happened, I was one of the leading members of my high school’s March for Our Lives walkout and trip to Washington, D.C., for the rally. I strongly support common sense gun control legislation and am at least a little scared of guns.
After armed white supremacists started marching with their guns out more and more, the desire to own a gun wouldn’t leave my head, no matter how unthinkable and heretical that desire felt based on the convictions I had developed as I finished high school.
I still have that itch, and I still feel a little guilty about it. I haven’t acted upon it, partially because I haven’t figured out how to purchase a gun and learn how to use it without giving money to the National Rifle Association and partially because I know that individual self-defense is largely a myth.
Oh how silly, the NRA doesn't get a commission on every gun sale. The commission goes to the salesman of the year. May I present the top salesman for eight years running:
Oh how silly, the NRA doesn't get a commission on every gun sale. The commission goes to the salesman of the year. May I present the top salesman for eight years running:
It's impossible to read the IDS without becoming less intelligent as a result.
Read the very last line . . . "Better Vienna than Berlin". She shows her true colors with it as a rabid Marxist (along with the Redneck Revolt and other organizations cited). It was the battle cry of the Spanish Marxists that began the Spanish Civil War.