I saw Miguel’s two posts on the NRA-AM and the banning of weapons during VP Mike Pence’s speech.

Of course the Parkland anti-gun crowd will accuse of hypocrisy because they don’t understand our position, and they don’t want to.  They (I know because I heard this on Friday night) think that we “want everyone to have machine guns everywhere.”

Never mind that I’ve never actually heard the NRA say they want children to be able to buy Uzis, that’s what they say we say to they can atrack the Strawman NRA for being unreasonable.

Pictured: not real life.

The challenge to us is to point out that there is no hypocrisy.

The NRA has always, first and foremost, been about obeying the law.  We work to change the law in our favor, but above all, we are strongest as law abiding gun owners.

As long as the law says you can’t carry a gun near the POTUS or VP, we will obey it.

That’s not hypocrisy, that is obeying with a law even if we don’t agree with it.

Not following laws we don’t like is for Progressive Democrats in sanctuary cities.

Hypocrisy is being an aide to and anti-gun politician and getting busted with a gun with an obliterated serial number.

Parkland kids should really be good at identifying hypocrisy, since that is thier modus operandi.

Hypocrisy is complaining on the news how politicians don’t listen to you after personally insulting them and hanging up on the White House when they call. 

Hypocrisy is whining about being the victim of bullying after becoming famous for calling NRA members terrorists, saying Republican politicians have blood on thier hands, and organizing boycotts against the supporters of people you disagree with.

Make them say it out loud: “the NRA are hypocrites for saying law abiding gun owners should obey the law.”  Make them argue against that position.