HuffPost, compares the NRA to ISIS

[rcwhat]

These people are ridicuous.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/john-b-alexander-phd/isis-and-the-nra-similari_b_11295374.html

 

[sig shooter]

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[Vagrant]

at least the top rated comments aren't full retard

 

[sig shooter]

Comrades.

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[Drix]

To be fair, a lot of us don't like the NRA that much either. They need a major image overhaul.

 

[EJFudd]

More people here seem to read HuffPost than anything else. Why is that?

 

[Scarab440]

More people here seem to read HuffPost than anything else. Why is that?

Know thine enemy.

 

[Sherm]

More people here seem to read HuffPost than anything else. Why is that?

It's important to know what the other side is up to...Better to get it straight from the donkey's mouth.

 

[EJFudd]

Know thine enemy.

It's important to know what the other side is up to...Better to get it straight from the donkey's mouth.

God bless you guys. I don't know how you stand it. I'd puke.

 

[kalash]

Yeah I couldn't make it past three paragraphs.

 

[usp45ct]

To be fair, a lot of us don't like the NRA that much either. They need a major image overhaul.

But our reasons for not liking them are not the same. As a life member, I feel they have really abandoned those of us in MA, and the constant calls and letters begging for more money along with the trinkets they send is a hassle.

libs want the NRA gone. I mean they are comparing them to ISIS.

 

[DecOFlaherty]

Know thine enemy.

That's why I check MSNBC every day.

 

[Sherm]

The slight look of panic on a liberals face after their "you get all your info from Fox News" line falls flat in an argument. They always think it's going to be a "mic drop" moment. Of course, it just takes a few seconds for those Commodore 64 brains to reboot and they are on to the "your're a racist, sexist.. hate children... etc .. etc.." phase of the argument.

 

[kalash]

But our reasons for not liking them are not the same. As a life member, I feel they have really abandoned those of us in MA, and the constant calls and letters begging for more money along with the trinkets they send is a hassle.

libs want the NRA gone. I mean they are comparing them to ISIS.

Idk what I did but they've never called me and I very very rarely get any mail from them. Lots of emails though.

 

[Mass Predator]

I lost all faith in them, after all look where we are now. Yet I would get multiple mailings weekly....all expensive waste.....I should not have been the focus of their efforts.

 

[EC1]

I find most of the HuffPost writers asses in need of toilet paper.

 

[DPR]

Yeah I couldn't make it past three paragraphs.

You made it further than I did

 

[Win]

This kind of hyperbole that borders on insanity helps our cause because it's transparent - very few people won't be able to differentiate between ISIS and the NRA.

 

[amm5061]

You made it further than I did

I got to the list where he enumerates his insane comparisons, then closed the article and promptly threw up.

 

[bigblue]

First thing I thought of when reading the article was that he was describing the Democratic Party.


lol so I turn to read the comments and the first one repeats what I just wrote. How do people read Huff Puff PASS?

 

[Sparky123]

These people are ridicuous.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/john-b-alexander-phd/isis-and-the-nra-similari_b_11295374.html

If the democrats spent half as much time trying to destroy ISIS rather than the N.R.A., then there would be no ISIS. There is not one single documented case that can prove beyond all doubt that the N.R.A. ever killed anyone. So now all those who uphold the constitution are considered murders ?

 

[BostonVI]

NRA members get entry to a caliphate? All I got was a shitty hat that doesn't fit.

 

[amm5061]

NRA members get entry to a caliphate? All I got was a shitty hat that doesn't fit.

I got a crappy bag that's way too small to be useful and already splitting at the seams.

 

[jhblaze1]

couldn't get past his initial list of similarities. Guy's a chode.

How to people so stupid get PhDs?

 

[Beansie]

They need a major image overhaul.

This, I fear, is impossible.

Rules For Radicals is quite clear, and they have chosen the NRA. Used to be Rush, now it's Fox News and the NRA. The left controls the culture narrative right now.

It's going to be a decade or so before we swing back to center. Because right now the "punk rock" thing to do is a be a straight laced, sober person who wants to grow up and raise a family, who believes in smaller government and individualism.

 

[Kevin_NH]

Authored by noted kook, John B. Alexander

I didn't make it to the first paragraph, stopped at about the author:

John B. Alexander, Ph.D., retired both as a senior military officer and from Los Alamos National Laboratory. He was a Green Beret combat commander in Vietnam and served as an advisor to senior Ministry of Defence officials in Afghanistan. He worked with the National Research Council, Army Science Board, the Council on Foreign Relations and was a senior fellow with a DOD university. A former council member of the Society for Scientific Exploration, he has extensive experience in researching anomalous phenomena. His latest book is UFOs: Myths, Conspiracies, and Realities.

Apparently Johnnie is best known for his December 1980 article in the U.S. Army’s journal, MILITARY REVIEW, "The New Mental Battlefield," referring to claims that telepathy could be used to interfere with the brain’s electrical activity.

 

[endus]

Ignore it. Don't buy in to their bullshit. It's bait, pure and simple.

 

[Mustang5L5]

Whoever made the top comment pretty much nailed it


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[amm5061]

Apparently Johnnie is best known for his December 1980 article in the U.S. Army’s journal, MILITARY REVIEW, "The New Mental Battlefield," referring to claims that telepathy could be used to interfere with the brain’s electrical activity.

I think his tinfoil hat is starting to restrict the blood flowing to his brain.

 

[lafataa]

The most important parallels between ISIS and the NRA are:

- Institutionally, both organizations are remorseless about the deaths of victims
- Both use fear and intimidation to obtain their objectives
- Both assume their ideology is superior to the wishes of the majority of citizens
- Both have intensely loyal followers
- Both recruit and indoctrinate members who are ignorant of the basic facts
- Both are relatively small organizations that have impact far beyond their size


- Neither organization will apologize for the harm they cause

Seems like they forgot to make the comparison to the militant SJW leftists.