Dana7360
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- Aug 6, 2014
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‘I don’t trust them any more’: how the NRA became its own worst enemy
The most powerful gun lobby in the world has strayed from its core purpose and shot itself in the footwww.theguardian.com
LaPierre, in charge of the NRA’s day-to-day operations for nearly three decades, stands accused of spending millions of dollars on luxury black car services and private jet trips, including eight visits to the Bahamas, as well as accepting expensive gifts such as African safaris, hair and makeup for his wife and use of a 107-foot yacht. He also engineered a $17m post-employment contract for himself, according to the lawsuit.
All of this suggests an organisation that thinks it is above the law. Contributions are meant to promote Gun ownership and not Yachts and safaris. It all suggests a culture where top execs enrich themselves at the expense of the members. Those members should be pleased that their interests are being protected and the pigs are being removed from the trough.
They belong in prison for their crimes of theft and fraud.
They have violated both state and federal laws.
We need to start putting all real criminals in prison. Yet time and time again criminals are just fined then walk away to restart committing crimes again.
I have no sympathy for the brain dead people who have no problem with all the theft and fraud from the nra. If they want people to steal from them they have that right. No one can fix stupid.
I have a problem with all of it being tax deductible resulting in the taxpayer paying for all of it.