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Geno, he’s been asked many times what you put forth in your op. He tap dances, and when forced to answer falls back to the position that he can’t comment on BHA policies.
But he’ll pound the drum and blow the bugle and speak for the organization on other topics.
He brags about wining and dining Jon Tester for fugks sake.
If you doubt me, research his posts.
He’s only here to talk shidt and posture like a banty rooster. he has been clear on everything....people dont want to accept the answer.....putting in a special remark " to include ars or whatever is stupid....bob
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Geno, he’s been asked many times what you put forth in your op. He tap dances, and when forced to answer falls back to the position that he can’t comment on BHA policies.
But he’ll pound the drum and blow the bugle and speak for the organization on other topics.
He brags about wining and dining Jon Tester for fugks sake.
If you doubt me, research his posts.
He’s only here to talk shidt and posture like a banty rooster. OK, I haven't read many of his posts on most other threads. Some, but certainly not a majority. I appreciate some of the things that organization accomplishes. Was a member for a few years even. As far as "tap dancing", I've not asked him to comment on BHA policies, I have read his statements supporting the ownership of ARs, now I'm asking him to show his support by going to the Board and asking them to further expound upon their Policy Statement in regards to the 2A. I'm interested to know what the Board says and does about such a proposal from one of their long term members. Do I expect anything along those lines to happen? Probably not. But I thought I'd ask as I'm no longer a member and can't do so myself. Hope all your family and critters are doing well. If 'flave calls or texts tell him "hot, cold, or indifferent" says hello
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The Second is crystal clear, period end of story. People can choose to own whatever kind of firearm blows their hair back, AR's, bolts, single shots, rifles, pistols, etc. et. etc. don't care and quite frankly, none of my business. I focus on hunting, fishing, public access, public lands that kind of thing, that's in our Chapter Charter and mission statement. Right now, Life Memberships come with a wide variety of gifts for life members, fishing gear, other outdoor products, as well as Weatherby firearms, and some nice ones, IMO. https://www.backcountryhunters.org/lifetime_membershipsIf you join and don't like the one of the weatherby's and want an AR, sell the weatherby and buy an AR, invest the money, donate it to charity, whatever. People have a real knack for making easy chit difficult. If I write to the Board of BHA, asking about their support for ownership of ARs, and their willingness to go on the record for such, will I get an answer stated in a manner similar manner to yours ? I would think, because they are an organization that in principle (I assume) and name, that they would like to show their support for owning and hunting with any legal firearm. Do they have a Position Statement on fishing? I'd kind of like to know if they support all methods of "angling"? Speaking of fishing expeditions, you seem to be on one...FFS, here, you have a computer, use it. Policy statements, several of them. https://www.backcountryhunters.org/bha_north_american_policy_statementsThose are the positions that are pertinent to the mission statement. Do you also ask the NRA for their position on the Boundary Waters? Pebble mine? North American Model? Its rhetorical, of course you don't and for good reason. They aren't a hunting organization, those issues aren't in their mission statement and frankly, I don't want them involved in any of those things. Nor would I expect them to be. I also still struggle with people having a major comprehension problem. What part of the Second and BHA's statement would lead you to believe that they don't support people hunting with, and owning whatever platform of firearm they want? We give away weatherby firearms with our life memberships, yet you still bitch and complain. Let's be honest you could give away 10 free cases of shiner, a wyoming arms AR, a case of ammo, find a cure for cancer, and nobody pissing and moaning about BHA on the crampfire is going to join anyway, and that's a fact. BHA supports the Second, end of discussion.
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How much money did bha donate to the gofundme setup for the corner crossing case? 120k?? I thought I read that number somewhere. Ymmv No, that's how much the gofundme was. I'm interested to know how much the bha organization donated to the gofundme.
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How much money did bha donate to the gofundme setup for the corner crossing case? 120k?? I thought I read that number somewhere. Ymmv No, that's how much the gofundme was. I'm interested to know how much the bha organization donated to the gofundme. Ah, misunderstood that post on the $ amount and where it came from... My bad.
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How much money did bha donate to the gofundme setup for the corner crossing case? 120k?? I thought I read that number somewhere. Ymmv No, that's how much the gofundme was. I'm interested to know how much the bha organization donated to the gofundme. Ah, misunderstood that post on the $ amount and where it came from... My bad. No worries, I believe that was the intention honestly.
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The Second is crystal clear, period end of story. People can choose to own whatever kind of firearm blows their hair back, AR's, bolts, single shots, rifles, pistols, etc. et. etc. don't care and quite frankly, none of my business. I focus on hunting, fishing, public access, public lands that kind of thing, that's in our Chapter Charter and mission statement. Right now, Life Memberships come with a wide variety of gifts for life members, fishing gear, other outdoor products, as well as Weatherby firearms, and some nice ones, IMO. https://www.backcountryhunters.org/lifetime_membershipsIf you join and don't like the one of the weatherby's and want an AR, sell the weatherby and buy an AR, invest the money, donate it to charity, whatever. People have a real knack for making easy chit difficult. If I write to the Board of BHA, asking about their support for ownership of ARs, and their willingness to go on the record for such, will I get an answer stated in a manner similar manner to yours ? I would think, because they are an organization that in principle (I assume) and name, that they would like to show their support for owning and hunting with any legal firearm. Do they have a Position Statement on fishing? I'd kind of like to know if they support all methods of "angling"? Speaking of fishing expeditions, you seem to be on one...FFS, here, you have a computer, use it. Policy statements, several of them. https://www.backcountryhunters.org/bha_north_american_policy_statementsThose are the positions that are pertinent to the mission statement. Do you also ask the NRA for their position on the Boundary Waters? Pebble mine? North American Model? Its rhetorical, of course you don't and for good reason. They aren't a hunting organization, those issues aren't in their mission statement and frankly, I don't want them involved in any of those things. Nor would I expect them to be. I also still struggle with people having a major comprehension problem. What part of the Second and BHA's statement would lead you to believe that they don't support people hunting with, and owning whatever platform of firearm they want? We give away weatherby firearms with our life memberships, yet you still bitch and complain. Let's be honest you could give away 10 free cases of shiner, a wyoming arms AR, a case of ammo, find a cure for cancer, and nobody pissing and moaning about BHA on the crampfire is going to join anyway, and that's a fact. BHA supports the Second, end of discussion. Your still a fugkin maroon loser
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Its rhetorical, of course you don't and for good reason. They aren't a hunting organization, those issues aren't in their mission statement and frankly, I don't want them involved in any of those things. Nor would I expect them to be.
I also still struggle with people having a major comprehension problem. What part of the Second and BHA's statement would lead you to believe that they don't support people hunting with, and owning whatever platform of firearm they want?
BHA supports the Second, end of discussion. If BHA supports any democommie politician, they actively support the anti-gun agenda, end of discussion. Now, "look us in the eye" and tell us BHA does not support democommies.
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America will perish while those who should be standing guard are satisfying their lusts.
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Its rhetorical, of course you don't and for good reason. They aren't a hunting organization, those issues aren't in their mission statement and frankly, I don't want them involved in any of those things. Nor would I expect them to be.
I also still struggle with people having a major comprehension problem. What part of the Second and BHA's statement would lead you to believe that they don't support people hunting with, and owning whatever platform of firearm they want?
BHA supports the Second, end of discussion. If BHA supports any democommie politician, they actively support the anti-gun agenda, end of discussion. Now, "look us in the eye" and tell us BHA does not support democommies. Yes
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Your still a fugkin maroon loser One would think a backwards, inbred, hillbilly would learn to spell a 5 letter word. LOL
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Your still a fugkin maroon loser One would think a backwards, inbred, hillbilly would learn to spell a 5 letter word. LOL What say you on AR 15s Callnum?
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Your still a fugkin maroon loser One would think a backwards, inbred, hillbilly would learn to spell a 5 letter word. LOL Thought early just liked the color maroon! Ymmv
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Its rhetorical, of course you don't and for good reason. They aren't a hunting organization, those issues aren't in their mission statement and frankly, I don't want them involved in any of those things. Nor would I expect them to be.
I also still struggle with people having a major comprehension problem. What part of the Second and BHA's statement would lead you to believe that they don't support people hunting with, and owning whatever platform of firearm they want?
BHA supports the Second, end of discussion. If BHA supports any democommie politician, they actively support the anti-gun agenda, end of discussion. Now, "look us in the eye" and tell us BHA does not support democommies. Didn't you here him boy, END OF DISCUSSION!!!!!!! Lmao!
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Your still a fugkin maroon loser One would think a backwards, inbred, hillbilly would learn to spell a 5 letter word. LOL Your fugkin canoe is waiting when do you want to hear banjos
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The Second is crystal clear, period end of story. People can choose to own whatever kind of firearm blows their hair back, AR's, bolts, single shots, rifles, pistols, etc. et. etc. don't care and quite frankly, none of my business. I focus on hunting, fishing, public access, public lands that kind of thing, that's in our Chapter Charter and mission statement. Right now, Life Memberships come with a wide variety of gifts for life members, fishing gear, other outdoor products, as well as Weatherby firearms, and some nice ones, IMO. https://www.backcountryhunters.org/lifetime_membershipsIf you join and don't like the one of the weatherby's and want an AR, sell the weatherby and buy an AR, invest the money, donate it to charity, whatever. People have a real knack for making easy chit difficult. If I write to the Board of BHA, asking about their support for ownership of ARs, and their willingness to go on the record for such, will I get an answer stated in a manner similar manner to yours ? I would think, because they are an organization that in principle (I assume) and name, that they would like to show their support for owning and hunting with any legal firearm. Do they have a Position Statement on fishing? I'd kind of like to know if they support all methods of "angling"? Speaking of fishing expeditions, you seem to be on one...FFS, here, you have a computer, use it. Policy statements, several of them. https://www.backcountryhunters.org/bha_north_american_policy_statementsThose are the positions that are pertinent to the mission statement. Do you also ask the NRA for their position on the Boundary Waters? Pebble mine? North American Model? Its rhetorical, of course you don't and for good reason. They aren't a hunting organization, those issues aren't in their mission statement and frankly, I don't want them involved in any of those things. Nor would I expect them to be. I also still struggle with people having a major comprehension problem. What part of the Second and BHA's statement would lead you to believe that they don't support people hunting with, and owning whatever platform of firearm they want? We give away weatherby firearms with our life memberships, yet you still bitch and complain. Let's be honest you could give away 10 free cases of shiner, a wyoming arms AR, a case of ammo, find a cure for cancer, and nobody pissing and moaning about BHA on the crampfire is going to join anyway, and that's a fact. BHA supports the Second, end of discussion. Not fishing, just asking for a simple clarification. BHA is a hunting organization, as is evidenced by the name. The NRA is not, and it's not an environmental organization either, therefor no, I would not ask them for a position statement or opinion on mining in AK, Boundary Waters, or a wildlife management model. By their own position statement BHA has acknowledged support for the Second Amendment. In a very special way, as in that it can be taken in so many different manners. It would be akin to me stating I support the right to vote and the Amendments regarding that right. But all the while not stating I support convicted felons being able to vote. Or that while the wording is pretty clear in those Amendments, I really don't support the vote for women and think the vote shouldn't be granted until a person is 21 years of age. I realize the overall mission of BHA is to continue to support and lobby for more wild areas. Their efforts to do so have been welcomed by many, including myself. However, their support (alleged? acknowledged? ) for certain politicians leads more than one person, including myself, to be suspect of the wording of their Policy Statement. Their overall mission is a necessary one, in my mind. I wonder about some of their methods at times. Their Statement regarding the 2A is very politically worded and I have a suspicion it was run past the legal team and approved as such. Thanks for your help in clearing it up. You may stand for the right of private ownership of ARs and similar. I'm still not sure about the organization you are a member of.
The desert is a true treasure for him who seeks refuge from men and the evil of men. In it is contentment In it is death and all you seek (Quoted from "The Bleeding of the Stone" Ibrahim Al-Koni)
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The Second is crystal clear, period end of story. People can choose to own whatever kind of firearm blows their hair back, AR's, bolts, single shots, rifles, pistols, etc. et. etc. don't care and quite frankly, none of my business. I focus on hunting, fishing, public access, public lands that kind of thing, that's in our Chapter Charter and mission statement. Right now, Life Memberships come with a wide variety of gifts for life members, fishing gear, other outdoor products, as well as Weatherby firearms, and some nice ones, IMO. https://www.backcountryhunters.org/lifetime_membershipsIf you join and don't like the one of the weatherby's and want an AR, sell the weatherby and buy an AR, invest the money, donate it to charity, whatever. People have a real knack for making easy chit difficult. If I write to the Board of BHA, asking about their support for ownership of ARs, and their willingness to go on the record for such, will I get an answer stated in a manner similar manner to yours ? I would think, because they are an organization that in principle (I assume) and name, that they would like to show their support for owning and hunting with any legal firearm. Do they have a Position Statement on fishing? I'd kind of like to know if they support all methods of "angling"? Speaking of fishing expeditions, you seem to be on one...FFS, here, you have a computer, use it. Policy statements, several of them. https://www.backcountryhunters.org/bha_north_american_policy_statementsThose are the positions that are pertinent to the mission statement. Do you also ask the NRA for their position on the Boundary Waters? Pebble mine? North American Model? Its rhetorical, of course you don't and for good reason. They aren't a hunting organization, those issues aren't in their mission statement and frankly, I don't want them involved in any of those things. Nor would I expect them to be. I also still struggle with people having a major comprehension problem. What part of the Second and BHA's statement would lead you to believe that they don't support people hunting with, and owning whatever platform of firearm they want? We give away weatherby firearms with our life memberships, yet you still bitch and complain. Let's be honest you could give away 10 free cases of shiner, a wyoming arms AR, a case of ammo, find a cure for cancer, and nobody pissing and moaning about BHA on the crampfire is going to join anyway, and that's a fact. BHA supports the Second, end of discussion. Not fishing, just asking for a simple clarification. BHA is a hunting organization, as is evidenced by the name. The NRA is not, and it's not an environmental organization either, therefor no, I would not ask them for a position statement or opinion on mining in AK, Boundary Waters, or a wildlife management model. By their own position statement BHA has acknowledged support for the Second Amendment. In a very special way, as in that it can be taken in so many different manners. It would be akin to me stating I support the right to vote and the Amendments regarding that right. But all the while not stating I support convicted felons being able to vote. Or that while the wording is pretty clear in those Amendments, I really don't support the vote for women and think the vote shouldn't be granted until a person is 21 years of age. I realize the overall mission of BHA is to continue to support and lobby for more wild areas. Their efforts to do so have been welcomed by many, including myself. However, their support (alleged? acknowledged? ) for certain politicians leads more than one person, including myself, to be suspect of the wording of their Policy Statement. Their overall mission is a necessary one, in my mind. I wonder about some of their methods at times. Their Statement regarding the 2A is very politically worded and I have a suspicion it was run past the legal team and approved as such. Thanks for your help in clearing it up. You may stand for the right of private ownership of ARs and similar. I'm still not sure about the organization you are a member of. He’s a closet gay democrat he’s still in the closet🤣🤡
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There is a reason they are called Green Decoys. I would love to take a poll of their membership, Independents, Repubs, Dems, etc and find out where they stand on the meaning of "shall not be infringed"? Yeah, the individual members, every one of the thousands of them.
The desert is a true treasure for him who seeks refuge from men and the evil of men. In it is contentment In it is death and all you seek (Quoted from "The Bleeding of the Stone" Ibrahim Al-Koni)
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Their Statement regarding the 2A is very politically worded and I have a suspicion it was run past the legal team and approved as such. Joe Biden will look you in the eye and tell you he supports the Second Amendment. He just doesn't like to explain that he supports your right to own the firearms that he personally approves. We all know better than to trust Biden or believe a syllable that falls out of his mouth. There are lots of people and political organizations that operate like that. To me, it's clear that BHA is one. I'd not be a bit surprised at a very high percentage of their membership thinking the Second Amendment is about duck hunting.
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