Bill Ware, like a lot of children growing up in North Carolina in the
1960s, bonded with his father while shooting a rifle. He was 7 or 8
years old when his father introduced him to firearms.

Ware no longer recognizes that sportsmanship in todays NRA, he told
Newsweek.

€œThe NRA is a rabid dog. It is a rogue outfit,€� Ware said. €œWhatever its
purposes are, they are not mine. They do not speak for me.€�

http://www.newsweek.com/nra-membersh...nalysis-842040
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Bod

On Tue, 24 Apr 2018 19:33:27 +0100, Bod wrote:

Bill Ware, like a lot of children growing up in North Carolina in the
1960s, bonded with his father while shooting a rifle. He was 7 or 8
years old when his father introduced him to firearms.

Ware no longer recognizes that sportsmanship in todays NRA, he told
Newsweek.

€œThe NRA is a rabid dog. It is a rogue outfit,€� Ware said. €œWhatever its
purposes are, they are not mine. They do not speak for me.€�

http://www.newsweek.com/nra-membersh...nalysis-842040

A lot of people confuse the NRA with the ILA. If you don't understand
the difference, go pout with Dove.
There is a need for someone to voice the support of gun owners tho.
Think of the ILA as the NAACP except they represent far more people.