Why I applied for the NRA Visa- Coalition to Stop Gun Violence.

[hermosabeach]

[hermosabeach]

[Tolerance]

I use my NRA Visa whenever I go to shop42A.com and at brick and mortar shops.

[WaffleMachine]

In addition, contacting VISA relations and applauding them for not budging and urging them to keep their affiliations might help secure the future as well.

[kf6tac]

Ugh, freaking CAGV. I never really paid attention to the fact that there's an NRA Visa, but now I want to apply for one just because. Probably would, too, if I hadn't just applied for a new Virgin America Visa.

[cr250chevy]

I'm getting one after reading this! Like gun control bills increase gun sales, I'd love to see their card applications skyrocket after this smear campaign!

[buildingdoc]

Go to their FB page and try to spread a little education and ask a few questions... Gets you banned. I wasnt threatening or malicious or rude, even though i should have been if I knew how they respond. But as soon as you even propose a question against their agenda. BOOM! Not even up for debate or even a response. How closed minded and naive they are.

It is literally made up of stay at home moms that have never been educated or exposed to a circumstance that has warranted self defense let alone a firearm. Those are the first targets of the criminal element as even the criminals know they are unarmed and helpless. The cops cant get to their suburban home fast enough.

Is the end here yet?

[Milsurp Collector]

A little history lesson.

History

In 1974, the United Methodist General Board of Church and Society formed the National Coalition to Ban Handguns,[1] a group of thirty religious, labor, and nonprofit organizations with the goal of addressing "the high rates of gun-related crime and death in American society" by licensing gun owners, registering firearms, and banning private ownership of handguns with "reasonable limited exceptions" for “police, military, licensed security guards, antique dealers who have guns in unfireable condition, and licensed pistol clubs where firearms are kept on the premises.”[2][3] In the 1980s and 1990s, the coalition grew to 44 member groups.[4]

In 1989, the National Coalition to Ban Handguns changed its name to the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence, in part because the group felt that "assault weapons" as well as handguns, should be outlawed.[5] Today, the coalition comprises 48 member organizations.[6]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coalition_to_Stop_Gun_Violence

[Dutch3]

NRA Visa on the way...

[taperxz]

My wife works for VISA. She likes my firearms and the fact that i carry loaded and concealed 24/7.

VISA is not going to cave on this. LMAO!!! They are about profit margins and stock prices. The only way VISA would have an affect on guns is if they refused to honor gun sales via a merchant account. That ain't gonna happen.

FWIW even Osama bin Laden had a VISA card.

[dfletcher]

I need another credit card like I need a hole inthe head, but what the heck - I just went on line and got approved. I figure what counts with VISA is the $$$ NRA puts in their pockets, not imaginary water cooler talk.

[taperxz]

It should also be noted that VISA did not authorize an NRA card with the VISA logo!!

The NRA has a contract with their vendor bank. VISA only deals with the banks and not the promotional entity. There is nothing VISA can do about this. All they do is the IT processing of transactions between the banks.

This is a dead horse and the antis need to get informed about how payment processing works. I D I O T S !

I hope they track us down to have a chat with us.