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This is just something ginned up by the media to stir things up. Most of them are afraid to be honest about what they think for fear of being shunned by their pals and social media. They have no idea of what living in a socialist country would really be like. The first time they got a paycheck with half the money gone for taxes or got in trouble for saying something against Leftist speech codes, they'd be hollering for their mommas.

They won't even move to someplace like Canada, which has most of what they say they want, and where English is spoken, let alone s real Workers' Paradise.

All they have to worry about right now is where is their next beer and piece of ass coming from.


Sounds like me!😜

Actually, with me it's more like when, than where.

Happy I at least got beer!!!!

They're the 'offspring' of friggin hippies of the 60s!!

They were 10 year olds when Obama started bad mouthing America. Union teachers and homo- college professors took it from there.

if it would be that easy...

Sad thing is the bass-turds get to vote !!!!! Change the voting age to 25 except for those serving in the military !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

And phony, ------------------ or they would be gone.

Well, probably not. That would mean most 20 year old college students would have parents that are 65-70

Fanofthefourtyone: Well what did you expect after being indoctrinated by anti-American teachers and professors all their lives?
More proof that liberalism is a mental disease!
Sad.
I fear for the future of this country.
Hold into the wind
VarmintGuy

Uh, no.

They would be the "offspring" of the "offspring" of hippies

I don't have a problem with that... as an individual, I'm not real proud they represent America either...

I'm still in favor of mandatory military service from age 18 on, if nothing else in the reserves and National Guard.
That or they can serve two years of jail time in exchange for not having to serve.

These people are this way, courtesy of their college professors, but also from not ever having to embrace any personal responsibility, and they have nothing really invested in our country, except maybe a welfare check....

Kick them out and let them live overseas for a couple of years... they'll learn to appreciate the USA or else they won't wanna come back.. win/win either way.

The current younger American generation (Generation Tide Pod) is about the most useless and worthless generation in all of human history..

They have no ambition, no work ethic, no morals, no discipline, no courage, no sense of duty, no sense of identity, no sense of responsibility, no concept of something bigger and more important than themselves. Mediocrity is their life motto and will be the pinnacle of their life achievement.

They are not worth the risk of defending and there's a good many of them (and their worthless parents) we will have to smear across the coming battlefield.

Plague and famine would be a blessing and purge most of the problems for us.

Partly not their fault, the little twerps weren't taught correct U.S. History, Social Studies, Geography or Civics, like was stated above, completely ignorant of the sacrifices of those before them.

It's due to the very way their taught now in 'public schools' and in places of 'higher learning'...

Those punks have no idea what they're even upset about.


Meathead: "Dead from the neck up."

perhaps there is hope...

Survey: NRA and the Right to Bear Arms Strongly Associated with American Patriotism
Back to Top FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 2017 Survey: NRA and the Right to Bear Arms Strongly Associated with American Patriotism
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The NRA prides itself on being “freedom’s safest place,” and its members exemplify what is best about our beloved country. A pair of recent national surveys on patriotism bears out what many instinctively understand: that for those who embrace traditional American values, the NRA remains an important cultural touchstone in its own right. Meanwhile, the surveys also show Americans strongly embracing the right to keep and bear arms, including younger adults for whom other traditional aspects of patriotism are less central to their identity.

The online surveys were conducted during October and November by the American Culture & Faith Institute (the Institute), and each involved a sample of 1,000 subjects 18 years or older that reflects the demographic profile of the U.S. adult population. The Institute published its findings in a report entitled “American Views on Patriotism.”

The organization with the highest patriotism rating among all respondents was none other than the National Rifle Association, which 33% of respondents identified as “very patriotic.” This eclipsed the patriotism rating of the Supreme Court, both chambers of Congress, both major political parties, and major news outlets from across the political spectrum.

Unsurprisingly, a majority of the respondents – 51% – also indicated they “strongly agree” with the statement that “[b]asic freedoms are under attack in America.” An additional 32% agreed with that statement “somewhat.”

Fifty-seven percent of respondents indicated that the right to bear arms was “very” personally meaningful to them, with an additional 21% rating it as “somewhat” personally meaningful. Only 9% of respondents answered that the right to bear arms was “not at all” personally meaningful to them.

A clear majority of both white (59%) and black (55%) respondents identified the right to bear arms as “very” personally meaningful.

Perhaps the most heartening result of the survey, however, was that Millennials aged 18 to 29 identified the right to bear arms as “very” personally meaningful at the highest rate of any age group, with 60% providing this response. This was so, even though this age cohort ranked lowest in rating the American flag, the pledge of allegiance, and the National Anthem as “very” personally meaningful.

A full 90% of respondents rated the statement that “[i]ndividual rights come with responsibilities” as an “accurate” description of what it means to be patriotic. This sentiment, of course, is integral to the prevailing mindset of American gun culture, which prizes responsibility for one’s own safety and emphasizes care and responsibility in the handling of firearms.

Overall, while the survey did show some marked divisions among Americans’ views on patriotism across a range of issues, the NRA and the right to bear arms continue to be strongly associated with this notion in the American consciousness. That, and particularly the strong attachment to Second Amendment rights by the youngest generation of American adults, bode well for the nation’s future.

I'd say totally not their fault 9 out of 10 times. Indoctrination and brainwashing works and these kids have seen plenty of it if they went through the public screwel system and a state university. Most of them have only heard one side of the story their whole lives. Commies have been working on the education system for 100 years and their efforts are bearing more fruit with each generation.

People let too many off the hook. People are responsible for themselves, period.

Exactly! The indoctrination started many years ago in the colleges, teaching the “future” professors, that would teach the “future” public school teachers. Our children are now being indoctrinated starting in pre-school and kindergarten! Lastly, the re-writing of history by these “socialist progressives”.....giving credence to the “leftist” agenda. memtb