Credit card company: No more buying guns
02-01-2008, 11:50 AM
#11
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Michigan
Posts: 3,329
RE: Credit card company: No more buying guns
ORIGINAL: devil dog
Do you really think the NRA is looking out for you, I was a member until 1994 when they caved on the "EVIL BLACK GUNS" now they have caved to the anti gun crowd again on the last ruleing for the mentaly impared!. Parts of the ammendment I agrea with, but the NRA left it go without getting the trash out of it!, as of now, a soldier comes back from war, if he gets any kind of counsuling from a shrink, he will never be able to posses a firearm again because he is placed right along side of the ones that come back with post tramatic stress syndrome. Talk about haveing your rights stripped away!, go put your life on the line, come home and want to go out deer hunting or just go out back and do some plinking, not anymore, THANKS NRA!!!!
ORIGINAL: Briman
There are ways to fight back.
Get a NRA credit card- a portion of the money made by the card company goes to the NRA.
Get a Cabelas card- a percentage of your daily purchases can be used to buy hunting/fishing stuff from Cabelas.
I'm sure there are a lot more gun-friendly cards out there if you look.
There are ways to fight back.
Get a NRA credit card- a portion of the money made by the card company goes to the NRA.
Get a Cabelas card- a percentage of your daily purchases can be used to buy hunting/fishing stuff from Cabelas.
I'm sure there are a lot more gun-friendly cards out there if you look.
While you're at it you might as well turn your back on the government and the military as a whole. Look at some of the soldiers being brought to trial because they did their jobs. Sorry but this whole system is screwed up right down to the very core. Side with what most closely fits your line and thinking is the best you can do.
Also Briman's suggestion of getting the NRA credit card is an excellent suggestion. The people we are up against have huge pockets. Animal activists are morons. Consider the dogs that are living in care facilities that run hundreds of thousands of dollars per year. Deep pockets my friends.
Tom
02-01-2008, 12:45 PM
#12
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Body in SE WI, mind in U.P.
Posts: 4,781
RE: Credit card company: No more buying guns
Do you really think the NRA is looking out for you, I was a member until 1994 when they caved on the "EVIL BLACK GUNS" now they have caved to the anti gun crowd again on the last ruleing for the mentaly impared!. Parts of the ammendment I agrea with, but the NRA left it go without getting the trash out of it!, as of now, a soldier comes back from war, if he gets any kind of counsuling from a shrink, he will never be able to posses a firearm again because he is placed right along side of the ones that come back with post tramatic stress syndrome. Talk about haveing your rights stripped away!, go put your life on the line, come home and want to go out deer hunting or just go out back and do some plinking, not anymore, THANKS NRA!!!!
Have you actually looked at a form 4473? Here's a link to what it looks like: http://www.titleii.com/pdf/4473.pdf
Pay special attention to item F. The new law didn't change anything, thanks in part to the NRA's input into the law.
Did the AWB not expire? How do you think the 10 year sunset clause got put into the bill? I'll give you a hint: it wasn't put in there by Schumer, Kennedy, Clinton, or Ruger.
Give credit where its due.
02-01-2008, 05:34 PM
#13
Spike
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location:
Posts: 15
RE: Credit card company: No more buying guns
If you are upset with Citi Bank get ready to be upset with a lot more businesses such as Phillips Peto.Co. they turned their credit cards over to Citi Bank years ago. and I am sure there are alot of others. As soon as I see Citi Bank on something I dump them and the new company they are dealing with. I just will not deal with Citi Bank at all.
