Sir or Madam,
I'm writing this as an NRA member, GOA member, TheHighRoad.org member, and proud supporter of all basic human rights including those protected by the 2nd Amendment.
I enjoyed the new promotional video featuring R. Lee Ermey and have shared it on Facebook and TheHighRoad.org. However, I would very much like to see ratings enabled on the video on YouTube. I've seen many YouTube videos posted by the anti-rights movement that prohibit ratings. Anti-rights campaigns are forced to do so because the ratings (when left enabled) almost always indicate disapproval of their messages. In contrast, having the ethical high ground and widespread grassroots support, I do not believe this to be a necessary step when delivering a pro-rights message. In fact, I believe that allowing ratings would publicly demonstrate the widespread support for the positive message communicated by the NRAFAF and TriggerTheVote. I would highly encourage these ratings to be enabled for this video and future YouTube videos released by the NRAFAF and would be one of the first counted as a "Thumbs Up!"
The courtesy of a reply is requested if only to verify that my message has been received. I'd also be more than happy to speak with you regarding this opinion or any relevant topics and am reachable by email to this address or my cell phone at XXX.XXX.XXXX. I hope that my expression of this opinion proves helpful to our cause and sincerely thank you for your time and continued efforts in our fight for freedom.
