Posted on 10/04/2015 3:59:14 PM PDT by PROCON
Linda Stasi, a columnist for the New York Daily News, has a unique proposal to share with her readers.
She thinks the NRA should be listed on the State Department terrorist list because they are responsible for thousands of gun deaths over the last few years.
Sheesh.
One terrorist group is responsible for more civilian deaths since December 2012 (the Sandy Hook massacre) than Al Qaeda, Boko Haram, Hamas and the Taliban. Yet it is the only nearly-state sponsored terrorist group that is not listed by the U.S. State Department as such.
It is the National Rifle Association and for their unending lobbying thats kept a lid on gun control we now have 428 times more American deaths by gun than deaths by foreign terrorists.
(Excerpt) Read more at americanthinker.com ...
Linda Stasi, namesake of East German secret police. Go figure.
How appropriate.
Combined PING! and DANG!
Oh, all right, she feeeeeels the NRA should be listed on the State Department terrorist list because they are responsible for thousands of gun deaths over the last few years.
We should also take cars out of the people’s hands, too.
Those things are responsible for a lot of deaths.
In the years between 2012 and 2015 ???
Since about 50 % of gun deaths in this country are suicides, they are now considered homegrown American terrorists and murders ?
If she is going to write such dribble, at least she could be even remotely honest with the stats. ..
What an appropriate last name for this 5th columnist.
5.56mm
hahaha STASI I noted that earlier as well!
STASI
Josh Earnest...
and thats just for starters
Loretta Lynch...
Liberals don’t seem too fond of the First Amendment these days.
Well played.
Her name is that of the East German secret police. Need I say more?
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