I am in the National Rfile Association(NRA) and that is it. What organazations are you a member of ~:confused:
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I am in the National Rfile Association(NRA) and that is it. What organazations are you a member of ~:confused:
The .org ~D
Post links to your organazations homepage also. Here is the NRA
http://nra.org/
i´m not a member of any political organizations....i have my own ideas and don´t think i need an organization to frame them.
P.S.-just a quick question...i was under the impression that the .org domain of web adresses was reserved for organizations related to the american government...like the whitehouse, nasa and so forth.
pray do tell why the hell is the NRA website is a .org domain???
It's for any organazation after all this is totalwar.ORG ~D
The NRA is in politics though, they made congress let me have my evil hi-cap magazines back ~:)
Mankind Opposed Dutifully (to) Everything Riotous, Aggressive, Tedious, Or Redundant (M.O.D.E.R.A.T.O.R.) Inc.
The TLD (top-level-domain) 'org' is for any non-profit enterprise.
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Originally Posted by ceasar010
had my brain switched off on that one ~D
*hands over hi-cap magazine*
there you go...just don´t shoot yourself in the foot with it...and keep it in that side of the atlantic and away from me ~;)
You'd never get anywhere with your 'unique' ideas in a place like America. The whole idea of 'special interest groups' that get derided so much is that instead of giving your $25 donation to your senator and getting $25 worth of listening time (about 352 micro-seconds, depending upon the constituency), you pool your resources with like minded individuals.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ronin
To that end, I donate to the NRA, the Heritage Foundation and ONE (1% of national budget to end hunger & poverty, I think it's called MakePovertyHistory in Europe).
Links:
http://www.nra.org
http://www.heritage.org
http://www.one.org
This would be the ".gov" domainQuote:
Originally Posted by Ronin
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Originally Posted by Don Corleone
cheers another NRA member!! ~:cheers:
None! They are generally full of and run by self-important, ignorant people, the very sort of people who annoy me lots.
I'm a member of the National Trifle Association. We defend everyone's right to force feed other people high calorie deserts as a way of expressing our freedom.
WTH are you talking about. Dont look down on the nra they were one of the first civil rights groups ever in america.
I don't care about them - give me trifles baby (preferably sherry trifles with not too much jelly in them).
Im not only a member but I am the president of the Conservative Club. ~D
I donkey vote at elections, does that make me a member of the donkey voters?
This has got to be the best reply.... ~DQuote:
Originally Posted by KukriKhan
I´m currently a member in MUF: "Moderata Ungdomsförbundet". It´s rather hard to explane what it means in english :embarassed: Its the second largest political association in Sweden and stand for capitalism, low taxes, tougher penalties for criminals and so on... Will leave it next year I think, to join another organisation: SDU (Swedish-Democrats Party).
MUF
SDU
Im a member of Amnesty International
and Comintern
The National Motorists Association
http://motorists.org Yes, I am so virulently opposed to speed traps and money making vehicle regs that I joined this org above all others. ~D
I've also considered donating to the Gun Owners of America, "The only no-compromise gun lobby in Washington." http://gunowners.org.
Yanno, on his good days, you can't BUY entertainment like that. ~DQuote:
Originally Posted by Idaho
I cant wait to see what the hard core lefties are in, I expect a few communist organazations....
Absolutely. Idaho is our very own John Stewart.Quote:
Originally Posted by KukriKhan
Only one the mediocre,oops!The Moderates club of the Backroom.Alltough i shouldnt get in any clubs,because they seem to die after i join them.Maybe i just have to remain independat. ~;)
none, have been close to joining different political parties or organisations... but since they are all controlled so snowed-in uptight asses, it hasnt happened yet.
RNC, NRA, and some other more subversive groups ~;) .
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Originally Posted by Divinus Arma
The link doesn't work :embarassed:
I used to be in a chess club, but I left it. Too much violence, you know ~D
- The Australian Labour Party.
- The Public Sector Union of Australia
No political organizations what so ever.....
None yet, but I'll probably join the Conservative Party when I'm older.
Now you've got me... who he?Quote:
Originally Posted by Don Corleone
I am also a member of Green Flag. Can anyone guess what this organisation is all about?
I used to be an NRA member. I agree with them on gun rights for the most part. Unfortunately they became so extreme and shrill politically, far beyond gun regs that I found I didn't support the folks they supported anymore. I dropped membership in the mid '90's when they turned into simply an organ of the far Right.
Is there a variant of the NRA for those with more moderate political views but who still feel strongly about self defense and firearms rights?
I don't know if you're being cheeky, and pointing out that I spelled his name wrong (it's Jon Stewart) or you really don't know. Assuming the latter:Quote:
Originally Posted by Idaho
Jon Stewart is the host of the Daily Show on Comedy Central
He does a spoof broadcast of the news every night. Sadly, he's scooped 'authentic' news sources on several occassions.
Green Flag?? You rebel, don't let the members of the AA hear thatQuote:
Originally Posted by Idaho
:duel:
I'm not a member of anything, unless you count Blockbusters and the library, but I'm thinking of joing the PQZ and XAK.