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NRA The New KKK?
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That is the stupidest thing I have heard in quite some time for multiple reasons, not the least of which is that if the NRA were anything like the KKK it would not advocate members of any minority group being allowed to posses weapons, which a citizen of minority heritage possessing a weapon is a central theme in this story.
I couldn't finish listening to see if he got anything right. He appears to be a very ignorant person who is basing his argument entirely on assumptions and without the proper context of history. Give him his ten minutes of fame and let him go back to his internet sports journalism.
New KKK huh? Must have missed that memo. 
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Most anti-gun people are!
netsecurity
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It is really funny how black youths never take any responsibility for their own actions. It is always "the man's" fault. Someone needs to take leadership and be a role model for responsible behavior. Black youths in the inner city often live in a culture of drugs and thugs, and actually take pride in that, and in that way they create their own bad reputation. What they call racism is often more of a conditioned response to violence.
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I have to admit.....as a life member of the NRA I am what one would call a "purist" in that; Anyone who shares my love of all things that go BOOM is my brother or sister regardless if you are black, white, red, brown, or yellow. Anyone who DOES NOT share my purist ideals has a very distinct color that resembles what you would leave in the toilet after a long night of Mexican food and Tequila. As a result, that makes me racist against....well you get the point.
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In this case I would agree with you considering that it is used as a pejorative rather than addressing actual parallel deeds. Where this becomes a problem is that there are plenty of people, some of them here on INGO, who would use this argument even if we were discussing some group herding captured humans into gas chambers and/or ovens, or more commonly in argument addressing such things as the parallels between the rise of the Third Reich and some of the things some of our politicians want to do.
Black Cloud
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This type of barrel scum knows that the only way to get any recognition in the media is to say something shocking. In the old days, people would be held responsible for spewing crap like that. Nowadays, media types don't care about anything other than seeing their names lit up.
jrogers
Why not pass the time with a game of solitaire?
When debunking claims that pro-gun organizations it helps to avoid making racist statements. Just a helpful tip!
No. Whitlock really IS one of the biggest morons that gets their 15 minutes of fame.
Does the old KKK know about this? They might be a little upset about the new compitition. Great, now the prie of white robes and giant, flaming, wooden crosses is going to go through the roof due to the higher demand. Better stock up now people!
Bushido Devil Dog
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Judging by their web page, The Dirty Dozen organization in Indianapolis has stepped up to the plate and is doing exactly that by teaching inner-city kids how to hunt, fish, and appreciate the outdoors.
(Not affiliated with them in anyway, I just found their site by accident using Google Maps...)
