http://youtu.be/bhPcVBtfdxk
Totally one sided. Starts out slow but the class room video says it all.
Totally one sided. Starts out slow but the class room video says it all.
Some serious NRA bashing in Chicago School
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crracer_712
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lol, if there would have been emails as claimed, I believe we would have heard about them before this and they would have been verified immediately.
At least the first student that spoke up had some common sense to it.
At least the first student that spoke up had some common sense to it.
writerinmo
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Well, it's Illinois, what do you expect from a state that wants to charge kids $100 a year to ride the bus, outlaws "novelty" lighters, passes a law that says it's ok to pick up roadkill, yet doesn't have a motorcycle helmet law? Ate up from the floor up is all I can say. I know there's a lot of good people there, all I can tell them is we'll leave the light on for them here in Missouri.
Nushif
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I especially love this notion of "buy it with a fake ID" ... she *does* know that there is a background check involved, right? ..... Right? ..... Probably not.
SwampWolf
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Not to mention the idiotic "FOID" card requirement.
DonP
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On the other side of the coin ...
Last week I had my daughter (English Teacher in a Chicago HS) and four of her Chicago teacher friends out for their first trip to the range.
My daughter has been shooting for years and when a bunch of her fellow teachers found out they were shocked and curious. She explained why she enjoyed shooting and talked them through a lot of the misinformation and myths they had heard.
We did a pre-range safety session at her house, then I started them all with .22s, close enough so they could actually hit something. A couple moved up to .38 snubbies and a .380 semi auto and all 4 wanted to try my Single Action Colt, just for the fun of being able to say they shot a "cowboy" gun.
After one trip they are all trying to decide what their first gun should be and about making range trips a "girls night out" thing once a month.
We've done this a few times with people from my work and other teachers she works with over the years. Guerrilla warfare is the most effective response to lies from gun grabbers because shooting is just so darn much fun.
Once they've been there themselves they won't ever believe the lies about shooting sports and guns.
Last week I had my daughter (English Teacher in a Chicago HS) and four of her Chicago teacher friends out for their first trip to the range.
My daughter has been shooting for years and when a bunch of her fellow teachers found out they were shocked and curious. She explained why she enjoyed shooting and talked them through a lot of the misinformation and myths they had heard.
We did a pre-range safety session at her house, then I started them all with .22s, close enough so they could actually hit something. A couple moved up to .38 snubbies and a .380 semi auto and all 4 wanted to try my Single Action Colt, just for the fun of being able to say they shot a "cowboy" gun.
After one trip they are all trying to decide what their first gun should be and about making range trips a "girls night out" thing once a month.
We've done this a few times with people from my work and other teachers she works with over the years. Guerrilla warfare is the most effective response to lies from gun grabbers because shooting is just so darn much fun.
Once they've been there themselves they won't ever believe the lies about shooting sports and guns.
Hypnogator
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Subversion in the enemy camp! I love it!
Kudos to you, sir!
FIVETWOSEVEN
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That's just ridiculous, saying that the NRA sent out E-Mails blatantly lying by calling African Americans "porch monkeys" is just idiotic. Like a multimillion dollar organization would actually use racist terms like that.
But hey! Don't let facts get in the way of your argument!
But hey! Don't let facts get in the way of your argument!
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