You won't see what she posts, but she will still see what you post. I just did that with a childhood friend who was posting some pretty objectionable pro-trump* propaganda.

A few days later, I went on a couple of epic anti-trump* screeds, and to my shock, she 'liked' them so I know she still sees my posts. That doesn't change my mind about un-following her, though.

However, one who thinks this is OK after Columbine or Sandy is not a friend.

Tell them you really don't want an AR-15 but would like to help the kids.

I do this all the time with fund raising schemes, whether raffles or pick an item from this brochure, usually sweets. As a diabetic I don't want sugary foods and rifles seem to be a popular raffle item.

I doubt your co-worker and certainly not her child picked the grand prize.

I've participated in several of these raffles they're not 'actually' giving away an AR-15.

They're giving away a gift certificate that will cover the price of the rifle at a designated gun shop. the winner will still have to do the standard background check.

Not a lot different than offering a cash prize and the winner deciding to buy an AR-15.

I'm guessing that being anti-gun in OK puts you in a minority position.

I understand how it can bother ya but it sounds like a great way to raise money for a good cause.

I was really honest with her. I told her I would donate cash to the kids team, but I would not buy a raffle ticket like this.