KAM_Indianapolis
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Just read about this on World Net Daily.
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/bluesky_dougherty_com/19991013_xcjod_assault_ad.shtml
in part:
'Assault' advertising
supports guns
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© 1999 WorldNetDaily.com
A violent blow to the window of a home suddenly breaks the silence of the night. A woman gasps as she reaches for the phone near her bed to dial 9-1-1. As the intruder enters the window, splintering even more glass underfoot, the woman's voice quivers, pleading for operators to answer her emergency call. Instead of an operator, however, she is greeted with a recorded message telling her, "All lines are busy -- please hold for the next available 9-1-1 operator."
She panics. The intruder is moving towards her now, knife in hand. She begs for the operator to answer her call.
She starts to scream but is muted by the intruder's hand -- or worse, his weapon. Seconds continue to tick off until finally, a male 9-1-1 operator's voice is heard on the phone.
"9-1-1, what is your emergency?" The woman doesn't answer him because she cannot answer him.
"Hello? Is anyone there?" says the operator. Silence. It's too late.
This scenario is just one of several being formulated into radio, television and print commercials by a Los Angeles-based pro-gun organization called Citizens of America (COA). Their idea is to take a no-holds-barred approach to educating and informing the public about the utter failure and fallacy of liberal gun control.
In the process, they want to demonstrate the hypocrisy of vehement anti-constitutionalists like Sarah Brady, Sen. Dianne Feinstein, and Sen. Chuck Schumer, all of whom have access to personal security and bodyguards paid for by the very taxpayers they deny similar protection
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Peace through superior firepower...
Keith
If the 2nd is antiquated, what will happen to the rest.
"the right to keep and bear arms."
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/bluesky_dougherty_com/19991013_xcjod_assault_ad.shtml
in part:
'Assault' advertising
supports guns
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
© 1999 WorldNetDaily.com
A violent blow to the window of a home suddenly breaks the silence of the night. A woman gasps as she reaches for the phone near her bed to dial 9-1-1. As the intruder enters the window, splintering even more glass underfoot, the woman's voice quivers, pleading for operators to answer her emergency call. Instead of an operator, however, she is greeted with a recorded message telling her, "All lines are busy -- please hold for the next available 9-1-1 operator."
She panics. The intruder is moving towards her now, knife in hand. She begs for the operator to answer her call.
She starts to scream but is muted by the intruder's hand -- or worse, his weapon. Seconds continue to tick off until finally, a male 9-1-1 operator's voice is heard on the phone.
"9-1-1, what is your emergency?" The woman doesn't answer him because she cannot answer him.
"Hello? Is anyone there?" says the operator. Silence. It's too late.
This scenario is just one of several being formulated into radio, television and print commercials by a Los Angeles-based pro-gun organization called Citizens of America (COA). Their idea is to take a no-holds-barred approach to educating and informing the public about the utter failure and fallacy of liberal gun control.
In the process, they want to demonstrate the hypocrisy of vehement anti-constitutionalists like Sarah Brady, Sen. Dianne Feinstein, and Sen. Chuck Schumer, all of whom have access to personal security and bodyguards paid for by the very taxpayers they deny similar protection
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Peace through superior firepower...
Keith
If the 2nd is antiquated, what will happen to the rest.
"the right to keep and bear arms."