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Member Section => Politics & RKBA => Topic started by: MikeBjerum on February 22, 2013, 09:50:06 PM
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Has anyone else seen the ads on newspaper websites by the group Organize For Action? They are working to have people notify elected officials to vote for universal background checks.
The rub is the lie they are spreading. They claim that "92% of Americans support" universal background checks. They also claim that 6.6 million firearms were transferred without at check in 2012.
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Has anyone else seen the ads on newspaper websites by the group Organize For Action? They are working to have people notify elected officials to vote for universal background checks.
The rub is the lie they are spreading. They claim that "92% of Americans support" universal background checks. They also claim that 6.6 million firearms were transferred without at check in 2012.
Its the way the game is played. Note that Lenin's commies dubbed themselves the Bolsheviks "the majority" even though they were far from it, and the Occupy idiots were the 99%. Wrong again. Tell a lie often enough and it enters the common lexicon. Thing is, I'm beyond outrage. I'm just bored. Seriously? This again? You're just isulting me. How many times do we have to refute you and you still sing the same song? These people do not give a rat's rump for logic or truth, they just want to appeal to emotions and short memories. Fine. Say what you want. But, I'll rest on two things. The Court finally upholding the words "Shall not be infringed" and purple and red state dems (and RINOS) knowing that voting for an AWB amounts to a letter of resignation.
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It's a front for Obama
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organizing_for_Action
It is the successor of U.S. president Barack Obama's 2012 re-election campaign and of Organizing for America, which itself succeeded Obama's 2008 campaign.[2]
Founded after President Obama's re-election, the group seeks to mobilize supporters in favor of Obama's legislative priorities. OFA is registered as a 501(c)(4) organization, which allows it to advocate for legislation but prohibits it from specifically supporting political candidates.[3]
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I have to ask, if 6.6 millionguns were transfered last year without a background check, then how do they know about it? It just go'es to show the saying is true. 89 percentof statistics are made up on the spot. ???
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They could even been legal transfers from a ffl. LEAs don't need a back ground check to buy a gun. Neither does the feds or most govemenrt agencys.
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The statistic came from a pre-NICS, poorly done survey, that has been soundly discredited.
Also, in many states, CCW holders don't have to go through NICS even though they do have to do a 4473.
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Just because it was soundly discredited doesn't mean the average person knows it.
They're working on the rule, "Show it enough and it's true."
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www.gunfacts.info
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Just because it was soundly discredited doesn't mean the average person knows it.
They're working on the rule, "Show it enough and it's true."
This is how many people end up in jail. I can't remember the exact name of it, but it is planting memories. Many people accused, and several convicted, of child abuse are found guilty with testimony from children who were improperly questioned. It is basically a matter of planting ideas or thoughts in the mind of someone under stress, and they implant it as fact.
Put a person suffering from depression, PTSD, or recovering from addiction in a setting where the counselor asks questions like "When did you stop beating your wife?", or "When did you realize it was wrong to sexually abuse your daughter?", and they will come to believe that they were a wife beater or pedophile.
Spin doctors take figures, twist them, and then use them in a way that serves their purpose. Sad thing is that most people are too lazy to check it out.
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Three degrees of lies;
1. Lies
2. Damned lies
3. Statistics
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89 percentof statistics are made up on the spot. ???
It's actually 88.2%, but who's counting?