Thanks for the link. I didn't notice a teleprompter, but then Ted doesn't need one, because he doesn't need anybody to tell him what he is supposed to say, and supposed to think. Originally Posted by Jackie SNo problem Brother. I put in a request for "The Ted Nugent Thread" to be merged with this POS.
CJ7, the NRA recognized long ago that in order to combat the never ending attack uppn the Bill of Rights, they had to at times go "over the top". This means never caving in on anything, because they are well aware that once the camel gets it's nose under the tent, it wont be long untill he is in all the way.+1
Charlton Heston's "from my cold dead hands" speach was such a moment. The seemingly irrational stand against the ban on ANY weapons is another. The NRA knows who the enemy is, and they know this enemy will stop at nothing to see that the 2d Amrndment is stripped from the Bill of Rights.
I get peeved at some of the NRA's endless attacks on anybody who suggest that perhaps we do need more sensible gun laws. I get peeved at their never ending flood of "mail", both electronic and snail, that has one theme, give more money to the cause.
But I know that the NRA is the one Organization that WILL stand and deliver. While I do not agree with every tactic they employ, I certainly recognize that in a battle as important as this, it is good to have someone who will fight the uncompromising fight.
Ted Nugent is part of this. Heck, as a Veteran, I know he was no better than the thousands of others who managed to use rather creative methods to avoid the draft. But at least he has since put his money where his mouth is since, in his support for a multitude of causes that benefit those who have been severly handicapped while in the service of their Country.
Of course Nugent is over the top. He is a flawed icon. But he fights a uncompromising fight, and at times, that is who we need. Originally Posted by Jackie S
CJ7, the NRA recognized long ago that in order to combat the never ending attack uppn the Bill of Rights, they had to at times go "over the top". This means never caving in on anything, because they are well aware that once the camel gets it's nose under the tent, it wont be long untill he is in all the way.Are you talking about Ted Nugent, or The Black Panthers?
Charlton Heston's "from my cold dead hands" speach was such a moment. The seemingly irrational stand against the ban on ANY weapons is another. The NRA knows who the enemy is, and they know this enemy will stop at nothing to see that the 2d Amrndment is stripped from the Bill of Rights.
I get peeved at some of the NRA's endless attacks on anybody who suggest that perhaps we do need more sensible gun laws. I get peeved at their never ending flood of "mail", both electronic and snail, that has one theme, give more money to the cause.
But I know that the NRA is the one Organization that WILL stand and deliver. While I do not agree with every tactic they employ, I certainly recognize that in a battle as important as this, it is good to have someone who will fight the uncompromising fight.
Ted Nugent is part of this. Heck, as a Veteran, I know he was no better than the thousands of others who managed to use rather creative methods to avoid the draft. But at least he has since put his money where his mouth is since, in his support for a multitude of causes that benefit those who have been severly handicapped while in the service of their Country.
Of course Nugent is over the top. He is a flawed icon. But he fights a uncompromising fight, and at times, that is who we need. Originally Posted by Jackie S