Gun Control & RKBA

LonePirate

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6. How about looking at whom the messages are intended to appeal?

Tue Jan 5, 2016, 03:51 PM

Jan 2016

The Brady messages are seeking to persuade people to enact common sense safety measures to protect society. They are appealing to average Americans here. The NRA, on the other hand, is merely stoking anger among their temperamental, gun toting sycophants who don't need anyone instilling more fear or aggression in them. The latter group is far more likely to go on a violent rampage than the former group is, but gunners will never understand that.

Anyone opposed to Obama's EOs is obviously weak on crime and wants guns in the hands of people who shouldn't possess them.

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NY Lawmakers Condemn NRA Image of Photos and Bullets [View all] Eugene Jan 2016 OP

And yet some people here at DU don't think the NRA is a terrorist organization. LonePirate Jan 2016 #1

And yet, the vast majority of Americans reject the idea that the NRA GGJohn Jan 2016 #3

So you support these types of terroristic threats from the NRA? LonePirate Jan 2016 #4

What terroristic threats? GGJohn Jan 2016 #5

How about looking at whom the messages are intended to appeal? LonePirate Jan 2016 #6

Wow, GGJohn Jan 2016 #7

Weak? virginia mountainman Jan 2016 #8

Both sides are using (moronic) appeal-to-emotion fallacies as "arguments." Lizzie Poppet Jan 2016 #10

What is the penalty for a private citizen violating an EO? Nuclear Unicorn Jan 2016 #13

Not executive orders, they are executive actions discntnt_irny_srcsm Jan 2016 #15

This will be a fun exercise. beevul Jan 2016 #2

So every 90 days you could purchase 14 rounds of ammo... ileus Jan 2016 #9

Utterly idiotic proposal, innit? Lizzie Poppet Jan 2016 #11

Umm... the proposed law is about restricting ammunition. Straw Man Jan 2016 #12

Why these clueless lawmakers are being lame and moronic discntnt_irny_srcsm Jan 2016 #14