"and the work the NRA does to protect Americaâs constitutional freedoms.â
Their members realize that this requires expensive Italian suits, and theyâre happy enough to see their dues used this way (because theyâre imbeciles).
Itâs not mismanagement, is outright thievery, and itâs very common in all non-profits from churches to whale conservation groups.
Mrs. awiztherewas describes the NRA as âend stage capitalismâ
"[T]he group canât afford to burn through some $100,000 a day on these legal fees, which âpose an existential threat to the financial stability of the NRAâ.â
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the NRA victims of this terrible tragedy.
Now is the time for burying the financially-dead, and mourning the fiscal casualties.
Itâs just too soon to politicize this horrific massacre.
We have waited too long to watch the NRA be destroyed. Now it is happening, the nation is watching and we can thank a bunch of teenagers for bringing it about.
Ah, I love the smell of grifters self-immolating due to their shady business practices in the morningâŚitâs the smell of freedom, at least from their tyranny that causes so much death and destruction.
This couldnât be happening to a more deserving group of people.
Tired of breeding with rodents, these ratf*ckers have now starting breeding with each other. Theyâve traded down.
The big story is if the NRA implodes, who will launder Russian money to GOP campaigns?
Theyâre all carrying while standing in a firing circle. Well, canât say we didnât warn them.
I hope those Zegna suits are bulletproof.
The rubles dried up when Ginger Honeypot was arrested. Their (US) membership is insufficient to pay for Wayneâs suits plus the law suits. I suspect their membership has declined as the killing have piled up. Itâs prolly close to rock bottom by now and wonât go any lower. Itâs that same 30% that continues to support trump. Hopeless deplorables.
I think this is finally the beginning of the end for the NRA. Letâs hope the NY AG puts a stake through its heart.
And the case Mueller deferred to the SDNY office hasnât even hit yet.
It is amazing that an organization formed for a corrupt purpose could have executives that are corrupt. This may lead to a new Economics Theory, and a major change in how the world operates its scams.
Oliver North and NRA official Richard Childress cautioned in a letter to NRA leadership last month that the
group canât afford to burn through some $100,000 a day on these legal fees, which âpose an existential threat to the financial stability of the NRA.â
The NRA leadership voted unanimously to adopt the position of Jean-Paul Sartre that human beings cannot be fully understood in terms of social or scientific categories, which North said âposes an Existentialist threat to the tunnel vision of the NRA.â
I still want to know the full story on Wayne LaPierre paying $13,800 â $4,600 a month or over $150 per day!?! â for a summer internâs rent.
Iâm sure thereâs nothing sordid and fishy about that, right Wayne?
Iâve heard Tom Cotton characterizes it as âa small sacrifice.â
âIf those damn meddlesome kids hadnât just accepted their fate of endlessly dodging bulletsâŚâ The thing that really hearts my heart in all of this is that so very much of the gun carnage in this country is all so that some really rich people could have more Italian suits. Yesterday was a horribly painful day for so many Americans because of a cabal of evil men (and women) whoâve convinced entirely too many people that the only way theyâll be safe is if theyâve got a stockpile of guns at the ready. The NRA will probably soon fall, but the gravestones and urns they leave behind will remain and the carnage will continue.
I donât know any serious hunters or sportsmen who belong to it anymore.
Most of them think itâs just become a political tool and has strayed far from its original mission. They also hate the refusal to back sane gun control legislation and donât want to be on the wrong side of the mass shootings issue.
All of my friends who shoot left the NRA long before Stoneman-Douglas but I canât imagine that helped much except to keep a few of the core gun-nuts spinning.
The Backfiring Continues
More like the circular firing, but yeah.
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