PN> But to expect to be able to send 'em thirty five bucks, and have 'em
PN> save our gun rights is to be totally unrealistic.  We're the only
PN>ones  who can stand up for our rights, and unless and until we have a
PN>few  more folks who are willing to do so we can continue to see
PN>victories by  the foes of freedom.
I agree.  That's why I don't count on the NRA to do my letter writing
for me.  As my stickers say "I'm the NRA, and I vote."
PN> The _only_ way to have an influence on an organization is to be a
PN>part  of it, otherwise you're standing outside looking in while that
PN> organization can and should ignore you.
I disagree.  So do you in fact.  If you hurt an organization enough, the
organization will acknowledge and react to you.
Remember the things you've said about politics and the effect and
effectiveness of third parties on both the democratic and republican
parties?
I'm not outside the NRA btw.
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