Such A Fucked Up And Evil Organization - The NRA Makes Disney Look Like The Umbrella Corporation

Today the fuckheads over at the NRA released this statement which goes to prove that they still don't get it. These aren't a bunch of hillbilly racists that you need to keep motivated because they can be unrealiable when you need them to be hateful. These are the children you could not convince that gun control was needed. Maybe if in the past you had allowed some or ONE reasonable compromise these kids could deal with you. Now they will take all that energy and righteous indignation that so defines the 'teenager' and they will crush you and your organization like the cockroaches you are. They might not be able to get rid of all the guns but they can certainly get rid of YOU. I would really also like to see a few good gun owners who are as pissed if not MORE pissed than these kids are. I just want someone to say ENOUGH and really make it mean something this time. The culture needs this one and while we got these purveyors of death on the ropes what say we smash them down for good?

Remember all those shit eating politicians that you paid to look the other way or obstruct sensible gun legislation? Well they are going to be voted out of office and with them goes your influence because the next guy won't take your dirty money because now it will have the Mark of Cain on it.

To hear the National Rifle Association tell it, Saturday's March for Our Lives was orchestrated by billionaires and Hollywood to push an anti-gun agenda.

On Facebook Saturday morning, the NRA posted a short membership-drive video along with a brief message.

"Stand and Fight for our Kids' Safety by Joining NRA," it said. "Today's protests aren't spontaneous. Gun-hating billionaires and Hollywood elites are manipulating and exploiting children as part of their plan to DESTROY the Second Amendment and strip us of our right to defend ourselves and our loved ones."

On Twitter, however, the NRA was conspicuously silent.

As of mid-afternoon on the East Coast, when most of the marches were over, the National Rifle Association had yet to post a single tweet Saturday -- about the marches or anything else.
It was a notable contrast from March 14, the day students across the country walked out of school to demand action on gun violence. On that day, the NRA tweeted 13 times -- including one that contained an image of an AR-style rifle along with the message, "I'll control my own guns, thank you."

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The organization wields substantial influence in Congress and has been cited by gun control activists as a chief roadblock to gun law reform.