Brady Campaign to End Gun Violence Shoots at Little Girls
All in an effort to demonize gun owners and create new buzz word ‘Assault Clips’.
Colorado ––(Ammoland.com)- The Brady Campaign is telling the world that you like to shoot little girls.
They want people to think that you and I spend our range time practicing to murder children.
At least that’s how I understand this ad:
After I watched the latest anti-gun TV ad from Sarah Brady’s group, I honestly thought it was a spoof. Maybe the Brady Campaign should start writing for Saturday Night Live.
The reality – as you and I both know – is that they are completely serious. They want people to believe that gun owners like you and me are cold-blooded murderers who want to shoot children.
And they are pushing this message everywhere they can. Absolutely sickening.
But it does show me one thing, most importantly:
They’re desperate.
They are willing to demonize all law-abiding gun owners by claiming they get their kicks from shooting targets that look like little girls.
This is the same group claiming they are after “reasonable” gun laws.
Does making an advertisement glorifying violence against children sound reasonable to you? I didn’t think so.
That’s why I know you are smart enough to realize their backing for H.R. 308 – a ban on anything that can hold more than 10 rounds of ammunition – is but one step in their plan…
…A plan to take everything they can from you that should be protected by the Second Amendment.
Don’t let their rhetoric fool you. (Look on Youtube if you want to watch the video. We wont help spread their message)
After you’ve watched the video, call your Member of Congress (202) 224-3121 and tell them to vote “NO” on H.R. 308.
For Liberty,
Dudley BrownExecutive Director
National Association for Gun Rights
About:
The National Association for Gun Rights was founded in 2001 to serve as a grassroots gun rights group focusing on building state-level gun rights groups and lobbying for pro-gun federal legislation. Brown has been a gun lobbyist for more than 17 years. Visit: www.nationalgunrights.org