🚀 go-pugleaf

"Sam A. Kersh" wrote:
> 
> On Sun, 21 Apr 2002 17:43:30 -0400, "M. Eglestone"
> <smsmike@bellsouth.net> wrote:
> 
> >> Mike Haas wrote:
> >>
> >> At this very moment, AB2222, a bill that threatens to restrict or ban access
> >> to .50 caliber rifles and ammunition, is at a critical stage of negotiation
> >> in the California Assembly Public Safety Committee.
> >>
> >> Unfortunately, Brian Puckett of "Citizens of America" may have done
> >> immeasurable damage to our efforts in California, by claiming that the
> >> perpetration of violence against duly-elected officials one disagrees with
> >> is both "perfectly understandable" and "absolutely logical".  (LA Times,
> >> 4/18/2002)
> >---------------------
> >
> > What the problem, Hass? Have you suddenly decided that the First Amendment
> >doesn't apply to anyone who isn't affiliated with the NRA?
> >
> 
> No, Mike E.; even that Haas qualifies.  I don't have the right to point
> out Haas and Company taped the no famous Second NRA VP stating,
> "...we'll be working from the Oval Office.."  Mike claims he didn't
> *sale* it to HCI so maybe it was a gift to them like most of his rants.
> 
> > Oh, by the way, has the NRA set up their operation in the Oval Office yet?
> 
> Sam A. Kersh

	Funny how the LA Times got Brian Pucketts article, an article that
appeared on a web site that Haas has written several diatribes against,
and a web site that while public, one would suspect is seldom read by LA
Times editorial writers, yes quite funny in that odd sort of way.

	And Haas filmed LaPierre in his stupid mode, did he?

	That's funny in that odd sort of way, too.

Pat Hines