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TexasCajun wrote:

FormerTSgt wrote:The enemy of my enemy is my friend. Might want to keep that in mind before completely disparaging GOA. After all, the NRA has had a few fumbles itself. No organization is perfect.

As was said earlier, a broad front that presents several different arguments & viewpoints is to our benefit. But only if you don't have to continually be on the lookout for friendly fire. The GOA's chief marketing tactic seems to be centered on bashing the NRA. So I'll keep the following in mind: The knife wielded in your defense could just as easily end up planted firmly in your own back - if you're not careful.

Charles L. Cotton wrote:

baldeagle wrote:

Jumping Frog wrote:However, the cynic in me also notes that the GOA has raised AN AWFUL LOT OF MONEY over the years by demonizing the NRA instead of demonizing the anti-gun forces of Satan. That irritates me. We need to stay focused on the common enemy, not raising money by tearing down other pro-2A organizations.

That's their business model. What has GOA accomplished? If they are so effective, why is it that the anti-gunners demonize and target the NRA as blocking gun control legislation, while never mentioning GOA?

Chas.