Suck it, UN!

[brianakell]

Im fairly stunned. Havent seen much from the NRA besides waffling in a while. It would seem they reached down and found the little pair they had left though. I hope to see much more of this from them.

[jplove71]

Im fairly stunned. Havent seen much from the NRA besides waffling in a while. It would seem they reached down and found the little pair they had left though. I hope to see much more of this from them.

Here's the video!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RCfWm5822M (The YouTube tags still aren't working for me.)

[TFOGGER]

There ya go

[tmckay2]

if we really want to make the UN suck it, we need to just peace out and tell them we are done defending the world and then being ridiculed and accused of war crimes for it. they can fight their own damn battles and pay for them to boot. i tell you the second with withdraw the whole shebang collapses and we can scratch one more corrupted organization of the board.

[colocowboy01]

Im fairly stunned. Havent seen much from the NRA besides waffling in a while. It would seem they reached down and found the little pair they had left though. I hope to see much more of this from them.

+1^^

[jplove71]

This week, Sen. Jon Tester (D-Mont.) sent a letter signed by himself and 12 of his Democratic colleagues in the Senate stating their firm opposition to any U.N. Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) that included civilian firearms.

The letter, sent to President Obama and Secretary of State Clinton, states, “First and foremost, the Arms Trade Treaty must not in any way regulate the domestic manufacture, possession or sales of firearms or ammunition.”

That clear sentiment was bolstered by the declaration of support for the individual right to bear arms. “Firearms possession is an individual right guaranteed by the Second Amendment and that cannot be subordinated, directly or indirectly, by any international treaty.”

The signatories made it clear that they would not support any treaty that does not respect the fundamental rights of Americans.

You can read the full article here.