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Mark A. Taff
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In 1995 I actually got passed Resolution 109-95 (Children’s Firearm Safety Education). It called for the CMA to endorse the safety instruction to children, “If you see a gun, Stop, Don’t Touch, Leave the Area, Tell an Adult.” But the House of Delegates would pass my resolution only if I deleted the wording in the original draft crediting the National Rifle Association’s widely praised Eddie Eagle program (now called the Eddie Eagle GunSafe® program) as the source of the instruction. To credit the NRA as child-friendly was incompatible with the CMA’s institutional hatred of the NRA and gun owners. |
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| Having moved from Cali, yes a very bigoted state toward God, family, and gun ownership. |
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