LOL, NRA tells snowflake walkout students to go screw themselves! NRA wins again!
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Joe Capitalist
Racism is a disease
DELUSIONAL - —adjective
having false or unrealistic beliefs or opinions: Senators who think they will get agreement on a comprehensive tax bill are delusional.
Psychiatry. maintaining fixed false beliefs even when confronted with facts, usually as a result of mental illness: He was so delusional and paranoid that he thought everybody was conspiring against him.
Are liberals so damn stupid that they never heard of google?
USFREEDOM911
MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN
And where did you get this mythical number of 2M
hvilleherb
Verified User
If it helps the Republicans defeat the liberal socialist nominated by the Democrats in 2020, I'm all for the NRA getting money from Russia or anywhere else. All's fair in love war and politics.
Yeah right, and I know a lot of liberals who aren't homosexuals and retards.
The NRA now boasts over 5.5 million paying members, up from just over 5 million before the liberal outrage mob decided to blame the organization for the Florida school shooting and pressure corporate sponsors to cut longstanding ties with the association.
That wasn't a slur.
Which would explain her micro-aggression.
<see what I did there>
...and her micro intelligence.
USFREEDOM911
MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN
Is that how many people are in your "Hillary Lost" support group?
USFREEDOM911
MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN
It was to the Gorillas.
Oh, that's true... sorry Gorillas.
Joe Capitalist
Racism is a disease
Yeah right, and I know a lot of liberals who aren't homosexuals and retards.
I'm sure you have family members that are liberals. Are they homosexuals and retards?
Maybe it runs in the family.
Leonthecat
Racism Watchdog
All of my family members have been genetically tested and we all tested negative for retarded, snowflake liberalism.
We did all test positive for master race and intelligence chromosome in record breaking numbers.
Leonthecat
Racism Watchdog
How many gun owners belong to the NRA? Not as many as you'd think
And studies show that most gun owners disagree with the organization's views.
Although the National Rifle Association is often referred to as a monolithic force, less than 10 percent of gun owners belong to the NRA, and the organization does not necessarily reflect their views. So how many gun owners belong to the NRA?
The NRA claims it has five million members, according to the Washington Post (which notes that number may be inflated). That's between 6 to 7 percent of the total number of gun owners nationwide: Between 73 million and 81 million gun owners do not belong to the NRA.
Overall, about 43 percent of Americans overall have a favorable view of the organization. But surveys indicate that the NRA doesn't speak with one voice for all gun owners. A 2013 Pew Research Center study found that both NRA members (74 percent) and non-members (83 percent) favor background checks at gun shows and private sales, even though the NRA officially opposes it.
The NRA is also opposed to a ban on assault-style weapons, but 51 percent of non-NRA gun owners support it. Even one-third of NRA members support the ban.
Other studies show that gun owners strongly support more gun-safety regulations, including a federal database of gun sales, banning people convicted of domestic violence from owning guns and prohibiting ownership by those with a mental illness.
It's a far cry from the unyielding positions taken by NRA officials in the aftermath of the high-school shooting in Parkland, Florida, on Feb. 14.
"Taken as a whole, these numbers indicate that there's a large and largely silent majority of gun owners who find themselves at odds with the NRA on key gun policy issues. And even within the NRA, plenty of members disagree with the organization's stated policy positions," writes Christopher Ingraham in the Post. "This silent majority has been locked out of the gun control debate, on the one hand by gun control advocates who paint gun owners in broad brushstrokes, and on the other by the more extreme elements within the NRA."
https://www.metro.us/news/the-big-stories/how-many-gun-owners-belong-to-the-nra
And studies show that most gun owners disagree with the organization's views.
Although the National Rifle Association is often referred to as a monolithic force, less than 10 percent of gun owners belong to the NRA, and the organization does not necessarily reflect their views. So how many gun owners belong to the NRA?
The NRA claims it has five million members, according to the Washington Post (which notes that number may be inflated). That's between 6 to 7 percent of the total number of gun owners nationwide: Between 73 million and 81 million gun owners do not belong to the NRA.
Overall, about 43 percent of Americans overall have a favorable view of the organization. But surveys indicate that the NRA doesn't speak with one voice for all gun owners. A 2013 Pew Research Center study found that both NRA members (74 percent) and non-members (83 percent) favor background checks at gun shows and private sales, even though the NRA officially opposes it.
The NRA is also opposed to a ban on assault-style weapons, but 51 percent of non-NRA gun owners support it. Even one-third of NRA members support the ban.
Other studies show that gun owners strongly support more gun-safety regulations, including a federal database of gun sales, banning people convicted of domestic violence from owning guns and prohibiting ownership by those with a mental illness.
It's a far cry from the unyielding positions taken by NRA officials in the aftermath of the high-school shooting in Parkland, Florida, on Feb. 14.
"Taken as a whole, these numbers indicate that there's a large and largely silent majority of gun owners who find themselves at odds with the NRA on key gun policy issues. And even within the NRA, plenty of members disagree with the organization's stated policy positions," writes Christopher Ingraham in the Post. "This silent majority has been locked out of the gun control debate, on the one hand by gun control advocates who paint gun owners in broad brushstrokes, and on the other by the more extreme elements within the NRA."
https://www.metro.us/news/the-big-stories/how-many-gun-owners-belong-to-the-nra