13 responses to Gun owners call for Nugent to be removed from NRA board
William February 12th, 2016 at 13:32
I’ve been telling them that for years. Countless former members (me included) have taken the time to respond to NRA mailers inviting us back as follows.
Dear NRA;
There was a time when poachers, criminals and persons who endorsed gun violence were not welcomed by the NRA.
As a veteran I am appalled that a draft dodger who prances up and down on a stage while carrying a rifle and advocating violence toward our duly elected President has a seat on your board.
Please feel free to contact me again, when and if you stop being a lobby group, and repository for gun toting criminals and return to your roots as an organization of sportsmen who care about safe and responsible gun ownership.
and while you are at it here are some biscuits for the good cops who pulled Gia and her campanion over…..glad they were not hurt and glad those two are in jail where they belong….;)
BearingArms.com editor Bob Owens wrote that NRA members are “simply done with Nugent… they’re tired of feeling that they have to defend his half-baked rhetoric and simple-minded outbursts.”
“The NRA’s only statement on the matter was that “individual members do not speak for the NRA.”
Stop being the battered spouse. This is when most people would realize they are being used and abused, Walk away.
The NRA’s only statement on the matter was that “individual members do not speak for the NRA.”
He’s not just an individual member, he is a board member.
Tom Selleck (whose work I have always enjoyed, and who gives the impression of being a sane individual) should be called to task for continuing to be on the same board as Nugent without publicly denouncing him. Does he agree with Nugent? Does he consider Nugent an appropriate representative for this organization? I’m sure his many fans and business associates would be very interested to understand his position.
One can certainly support the second amendment without serving on a board of directors with an anti-Semite.
I don’t know, having a crappy pants pedophile draft dodger lends an air of ‘low class’ to the whole organization.
It also defects from Wayne LePew’s mental condition draft deferment.
I think stinky pants should not be just fired, he should be shot by a firing squad for being stupid, obnoxious, bigoted and, most of all, total lack of hygiene.
William February 12th, 2016 at 13:32
I’ve been telling them that for years. Countless former members (me included) have taken the time to respond to NRA mailers inviting us back as follows.
Dear NRA;
There was a time when poachers, criminals and persons who endorsed gun violence were not welcomed by the NRA.
As a veteran I am appalled that a draft dodger who prances up and down on a stage while carrying a rifle and advocating violence toward our duly elected President has a seat on your board.
Please feel free to contact me again, when and if you stop being a lobby group, and repository for gun toting criminals and return to your roots as an organization of sportsmen who care about safe and responsible gun ownership.
arc99 February 12th, 2016 at 13:45
bra – f*cking – vo William..
maggie February 13th, 2016 at 17:45
and while you are at it here are some biscuits for the good cops who pulled Gia and her campanion over…..glad they were not hurt and glad those two are in jail where they belong….;)
ValianThor February 12th, 2016 at 13:53
He is to be removed from the low-level Board. And then, elevated to His Highest Wizard of Weaponry……… a life-long appointment.
mistlesuede February 12th, 2016 at 13:55
BearingArms.com editor Bob Owens wrote that NRA members are “simply done with Nugent… they’re tired of feeling that they have to defend his half-baked rhetoric and simple-minded outbursts.”
“The NRA’s only statement on the matter was that “individual members do not speak for the NRA.”
Stop being the battered spouse. This is when most people would realize they are being used and abused, Walk away.
Suzanne McFly February 12th, 2016 at 15:53
Could expand that diagnosis to rump voters as well.
CandideThirtythree February 12th, 2016 at 14:09
Oh, so it was ok as long as he was just a racist?
LoisB February 12th, 2016 at 15:40
First thing that came to my mind too.
Um Cara February 12th, 2016 at 16:01
The NRA’s only statement on the matter was that “individual members do not speak for the NRA.”
He’s not just an individual member, he is a board member.
Tom Selleck (whose work I have always enjoyed, and who gives the impression of being a sane individual) should be called to task for continuing to be on the same board as Nugent without publicly denouncing him. Does he agree with Nugent? Does he consider Nugent an appropriate representative for this organization? I’m sure his many fans and business associates would be very interested to understand his position.
One can certainly support the second amendment without serving on a board of directors with an anti-Semite.
Um Cara February 12th, 2016 at 16:36
The National Review agrees:
http://www.nationalreview.com/article/431247/ted-nugent-anti-semitism-disgraces-gun-rights-movement-nra
amersham46 February 12th, 2016 at 18:41
The NRA needs Ted Nugent , he panders to the wingnut bloc in the NRA
Dwendt44 February 12th, 2016 at 19:33
I don’t know, having a crappy pants pedophile draft dodger lends an air of ‘low class’ to the whole organization.
It also defects from Wayne LePew’s mental condition draft deferment.
jybarz February 13th, 2016 at 01:41
I think stinky pants should not be just fired, he should be shot by a firing squad for being stupid, obnoxious, bigoted and, most of all, total lack of hygiene.