[c-bag]

has anyone seen this:

nrablacklist.com (http://nrablacklist.com) :fire:

[FPrice]

Yes, many of us have seen it. And it lives up to everything it accuses the NRA of being.

(edited to add)

Here is the NRA list they refer to.

http://www.nraila.com/FactSheets.asp?FormMode=Detail&ID=15

I think you will see a distinct difference between the NRA site and the anti-NRA site.

[MuzzleBlast]

In my opinion, the fact the Idiot Left is making such a big deal about this is a good thing. All they are doing is giving the NRA free publicity. They publicize the fact that the NRA and others keep a list of celebrities and businesses that work against our rights. This makes people curious to see who is on the list. This causes any celebrity or business that cares about how they are perceived to be scared to death of getting on the list (after all, who wants to be on a list of potential boycottees from an organization with FOUR MILLION MEMBERS?). This discourages celebrities and businesses who are not on the list already from speaking out against our rights, and further eroding support for our rights.

[Don Galt]

That site was registered by the Brady Campaign.

I find it very interesting that those types are always registering these one-page sites that purport to be small grass-roots organizations when really its just them.

On small organization pretending to be a thousand.

[Langenator]

What really chaps my hide: I was running a search of Google for some info on the DC sniper (the story stating that the gun was STOLEN-it ran once in the Seattle Times and hasn't been heard about since). Ran the search "sniper & Malvo" and "nrablacklist.com" came up as a sponsored link.

This from a search engine that can't find THR even when I input "thehighroad.org" as my search.

I refuse to use Google any more.

[cuchulainn]

I'm very bemused at this whole orchestrated hoolabaloo. I recall first seeing that NRA list on the web about 10 years ago, and now the antis are throwing up their hands in mock shock at their make-believe discovery.

They must be hitting bottom in terms of talent and ideas if that's what they're coming up with now.

[Langenator]

It may or may not be a good thing, but the following individuals were added to the Brady's list:

Vladimir Lenin deadguy@redsquare.net
Josef Stalin sociopath@gulag.com
Adolf Hitler meinkampf@fuhrerbunker.net
Pol Pot Khmer@rouge.net
Mao Tse Tung chairman@redbook.net
Levenit Beria chairman@nkvd.org

:evil:

[Moparmike]

Good one langenator.:evil: :evil: :evil:

[fmjcafe]

I went to nrablacklist.com but didn`t see a link to their list. All I could find was a way to add your name. What are they afraid of?

baaaaa, baaaaaaa!

[Langenator]

Hmmm...was thinking of adding

Ed Kennedy swimmer@negligenthomicide.com

Or maybe that's just not nice

[4v50 Gary]

Opps. Guess I don't buy Hallmark (or Shoebox, their subsidiary) anymore.

[Cortland]

Well why hasn't anyone mentioned that background music!? I think it's absolutely brilliant; real theme song material. I found an .mp3 of it here (http://www.techhecklers.com/North/A%20Gringo%20Like%20Me.mp3).

Gringo like me indeed :D

[hillbilly]

Hey!

Heinrich Himmler nogunsforslaves@nazi.com just joined the Stop the NRA list.

[Daniel T]

This from a search engine that can't find THR even when I input "thehighroad.org" as my search.

Maybe your copy of Google is defective. :rolleyes: When I search for "thehighroad.org", it comes up as the first (and only) result. And if you search for "rifle", the NRA is the first link. I think some are too eager to look for offense where there is none.

[Langenator]

Demise-

You're right-it can find "thehighroad.org" Of course, if I know that, I don't need Google. But it still can't find "highroad.org"

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=highroad.org

I'm still not going to use it-and I've got a friend who even works for them.

[Iain]

As far as google is concerned 'thehighroad' is all one word and 'highroad' is another word entirely. There's a bit of tinfoil on my desk I could mail to you ;)

[jimpeel]

Shouldn't that be "Ed Kennedy runner@negligenthomicide.com "? After all, he didn't do much swimming that night.

[jimpeel]

Did anyone notice the accompanying music and the LYRICS?
Keep your hand on your gun. Don't you trust anyone.

There's just one kind of man that you can trust, that's a dead man; or a Gringo like me.

Be the first one to fire. Every man is a liar.

There's just one kind of man who tells the truth, that's a dead man; or a Gringo like me.

Don't be a fool for a smile or a kiss or your bullet might miss. Keep your eye on your goal.

There's just one rule that can save you your life; it's a hand on your knife and the Devil in your soul.

Keep your hand on your gun. Don't you trust anyone.

There's just one kind of man that you can trust, that's a dead man; or a Gringo like me.

Keep your hand on your gun. Don't you trust anyone.

There's just one kind of man that you can trust, that's a dead man; or a Gringo like me ... or a Gringo like me ... or a Gringo like me. Like me.

So I guess that we are all Devil worshipping racists. :evil:

[jimpeel]

Anyone here who places a joke name and e-mail addy on their petition is placing a vote against us. They don't give a hoot whether the names are real or not. They only see numbers of people who agree with their position; and that's what the legislators they submit these names to will see also.

SO STOP SUPPORTING THEIR SIDE EVEN IF IT IS FUN TO TRY TO YANK THEIR CHAIN.

[Langenator]

Jimpeel-

I was just playing off the fact that Rush habitually refers to TK as "The Swimmer"

And staggerer@negligenthomicide.com would probably be more descriptive.

[Mark Tyson]

It's pathetic that these wussies have their panties in a knot over this list that has been around for years. If it were a list of apparrel companies that use sweatshops overseas it would be a "grass roots boycott movement of the people". But no it's the big, bad demonized NRA, the boogie man of Washington.

Get a life, you losers.