Phil DeGraves
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Publicizing that incident, given enough time, could reinforce castle doctrine all across America
As I remember, they did publicize that incident. But they don't own ABC, CBS or NBC and those leftwingers are certainly not going to publicize it. So exactly what sort of publicity are you advocating and how?
Sounds like to me, that there are a lot of people here that like to complain and do little else. For those people, nothing anybody says is going to change their mind. "Don't confuse me with facts, my mind is made up."
I can understand sturm's resentment, but the NRA of 40 years ago is not the NRA of today and if you want them to protect what is left of the class 3 issue, you can do that by being a member and letting them know how you feel. They are more likely to represent the interests of members than non-members. If you are not part of the solution, you are part of the problem. As far as national impact, Bill Clinton said that the NRA was directly responsible for the election of a Republican Congress during his tenure in office as President (and thank God for that, too, as he could have and would have wreaked havoc on our second amendment rights had he had a Democrat majority in Congress.)