Guns: how much longer will it take ....

Nothing in your post is true.

If you're really as intelligent as you claim to be, you'd realize your so-called facts are usually just figments of your imagination and you've been trolling us for years. If you don't realize that, you're not as intelligent as you pretend to be.

Your posts have negative truth value as well.

wrong there

too, as usual.

I do. I have.. You apparently have amnesia (and quite possibly dementia too. Have you passed one of trump's mental acuity tests lately? Just remember "person man woman television camera".)

MontereyJack wrote:

I do. I have.. You apparently have amnesia (and quite possibly dementia too. Have you passed one of trump's mental acuity tests lately? Just remember "person man woman television camera".)

You cannot provide any examples of a post where you have ever pointed out an untrue statement in my posts.

Neither can you point out any untrue statements in any my posts even now.

And you totally blew it with the number of covid deaths and your bogus stats because you don't understand epidemiology.

Bombshell NY Times! Report: 90% of Positive COVID-19 Tests Should Be Negative

Powell described himself as a "huge Second Amendment supporter" with a sizable gun collection and a lifelong passion for hunting and shooting. As the NRA's "No. 2 guy," he said he "worked side by side" with LaPierre over several years. An NRA spokesperson, in a statement, said that Powell "had zero input or influence on the NRA's political or legislative strategy," but Powell says he was involved in "every single important conversation that went on in the NRA."

But he became disillusioned with the organization and LaPierre's leadership, he said, as LaPierre's alleged misuse of members' money came into focus. Powell says his work became "soul-sucking," and he now considers it a "low point in [his] life."

In his forthcoming book "Inside the NRA: A Tell-All Account of Corruption, Greed, and Paranoia Within the Most Powerful Political Group in America," Powell's portrayal of LaPierre, who Powell says he once "look[ed] up to," is particularly stark.

He accused LaPierre of cynically manipulating the public dialogue on guns for fundraising purposes and "stoking a toxic debate" for the purposes of "keeping those donation dollars coming."

"I think the biggest transgression of the NRA under Wayne was that he turned the NRA into an organization of 'No,' in response to any effort to quell gun violence. He helped to create and fuel the toxicity of the gun debate over the years, until it became outright explosive," Powell writes. "Wayne in essence bowed to the most militant and extreme faction of the NRA's five million members. Whenever the organization fell short in its funding drives, Wayne would 'pour gasoline on the fire' to ignite donations. And that strategy worked, time and again."

And he condemned the hypocrisy that he said funded LaPierre's lifestyle.

"In spite of Wayne's attempts to paint the other side as the 'Elites,' he himself was the epitome of elitism," Powell writes, "robbing every $45-dues-paying member to cover the costs of his own extravagance and his shameful mismanagement of a multi-hundred-million-dollar association."

that is a flat out lie.

Nope, but oralloy is

that is a flat out lie.

Nope, but oralloy is.