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In reply to the discussion: Educate Cabela's re: protecting assault weapons that could kill US Troops in the world's hot spots. [View all]patrice
(47,992 posts)5. No, NRA the same organization that supports Cabela's assault weapons market, also is pushing S.2205
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Educate Cabela's re: protecting assault weapons that could kill US Troops in the world's hot spots. [View all]
patrice
Jan 2013
OP
i OWN semi-auto firearms, so i really don't know what the fuck you're going on about..
frylock
Jan 2013
#39
Domestic gun issues aside, what about how our troops, you know, the ones we all "support"? What
patrice
Jan 2013
#30
If you are part of a larger entity that does any of that, including protecting export laws, you are
patrice
Jan 2013
#37
No, NRA the same organization that supports Cabela's assault weapons market, also is pushing S.2205
patrice
Jan 2013
#5
The NRA is bascially a manufacturers' trade association. Bushmaster CEO is on their board, so are
patrice
Jan 2013
#7
I've always known the US is the biggest arms seller (= with China) in the world but those stories
patrice
Jan 2013
#9
You mean all those 4+ million voluntary members are all firearms manufacturers?
GreenStormCloud
Jan 2013
#10
You don't have to be arms manufacturers to support those who support arms manufacturers. nt
patrice
Jan 2013
#11
Surely you're not saying that the business of gun-making cannot survive as a business, without
patrice
Jan 2013
#13
I'm saying it would not be unlikely that both organizations know one another quite well. NRA is one
patrice
Jan 2013
#15
Bad business model? They are making huge sales, and huge (for them) profits.
GreenStormCloud
Jan 2013
#17
You appear in #12 to be saying buying guns from gun makers is not enough & one must "support"
patrice
Jan 2013
#18
By support I mean to oppose overly restrictive laws, and most gun bans.
GreenStormCloud
Jan 2013
#19
Chicken or the egg stuff there. Self-fulfilling prophecies that try to get us to think all of the
patrice
Jan 2013
#20