Wounded Warrior Project goes anti gun

[brokenscout]

What he said

I don't believe for a second they are anti-gun. One of the most common things they do is host hunting trips for wounded vets. In fact, I know of a large property near Westcliffe that was just purchased to be used for rehabilitating vets through hunting, outdoors and small town relaxation.

I suspect this is simply about WWP not wanting to co-brand.

[Aloha_Shooter]

Yet another reason why Homes For Our Troops is a much better org.

http://www.homesforourtroops.org/sit...ename=homepage

Thanks for mentioning them. I wasn't aware of this organization before -- great cause and their ratings are through the roof.

[Hoser]

Thanks for mentioning them. I wasn't aware of this organization before -- great cause and their ratings are through the roof.

One of the guys that shoots our steel matches just moved into his new house. Great organization.

[silentshooter]

I no longer make Donations to WWP, simple fact that if the organization is not willing to stand up for the 2A then I will not support them. WWP has put out a few statements on there stance and everyone of them was double talk.
I make my donations now to Fisher House

[funkymonkey1111]

What he said

right--not wanting to co-brand with any weapons maker--they must just be a bit too slimy for the WWP--but, they'll sure take money from a gun maker.

[mcantar18c]

A guy in my squad was hit midway through the deployment, through-and-through in the abdomen, took out his spleen and some intestines. He's been in hospitals since, and only got back to our company just a couple weeks ago. He said WWP took him and others to shoots and stuff where they had all kinds of handguns and long arms, "normal" and NFA, all completely free to them funded by WWP.

[Ah Pook]

So, I tried to read some of the AR15.com thread. Same as every other thread over there (one or two people who know what they are talking about and a bunch of keyboard commandos.).

Fromm the WWP website.

WWP does not co-brand, create cause marketing campaigns or receive a percentage or a portion of proceeds from companies in which the product or message is sexual, political or religious in nature, or from alcohol or weapon companies.

http://www.wwphighcap.org/additional-opportunities.aspx

I'd hardly condemn the WWP as "anti 2A" for not wanting to co-brand with other companies.

Does Thunder Ranch have their knickers in a bunch because of the WWP no branding clause? Looks like a bunch of shit being flung but how much is legit and how much is sour grapes?


As far a bottles and wheat making me want to drink...I blame the plow.