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CA: If you support the NRA, which version of it?
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Mark A. Taff
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Does the NRA share some culpability (along with the multimillion-dollar munitions industry) for the estimated 33,000 annual gun deaths in the United States?
It depends on which NRA you’re talking about.
The NRA prior to 1977: The NRA was organized by Union officers after the Civil War to improve the marksmanship of its soldiers. The group testified in support of the first federal gun law in 1934 (a crackdown on machine guns). |
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dasing
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The liberal media, NOT the NRA, shares major complicity with the mass murders!!! |
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