…but after my years of listening to Heather Martens and Jane Kay, I can be forgiven for tossing a coin as to whether this…
…is a parody or not.
Pardon My Confusion…
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10 responses to “Pardon My Confusion…”
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Mitch:
What pro gun person managed to sneak this by Brady Campaign?
I mean don’t the Brady people understand that if you shoot them that can stop them from killing the daughter let alone raping the poor dog!
Walter Hanson
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Where did you find this – the Onion?
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Call 911 so the police can break into your home and shoot your dog.
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Night:
I thought the poor dog was being raped!
Walter Hanson
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I think whoever came up with ad was probably inspired by the birthday toast scene from “Three Amigos.” You know the one where the protagonists were in disguise and toasted the bandit leader about the good old days when they used to ride into town to “steal the women and r@pe the horses.”
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WInston, not sure about Three Amigos, but it is definitely a reference to Blazing Saddles: Sheriff murdered, crops burned, stores looted, people stampeded, and cattle raped.
I vote Onion. Oh, wait.. We are talking Dumbocrats here. Ok, all bets are off.
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To be fair, it might not “change their plans” so much as make said plans more difficult to impossible to carry out.
Add this to the long list of of attempted Meme’s from Brady and Everytown, etc, with glaring typos (so glaring I missed it the first read through) and physically inaccurate pictures (a rifle cartridge being fired from a handgun) to just plain erroneous facts.
I’ve been saying for awhile that the people in charge of their Meme Dept. must either be completely uneducated when it comes to firearms or pro Second Amendment plants. -
Kill daughter and rape dog. When did criminals that aren’t serial killers start liking beasteality.?
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I have to assume that this was sincere because everyone knows that if this were put out by a pro-gun group in the age of Obama it would have said “eat your dog.”
(sorry, couldn’t resist)
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JPA, I had forgotten the Blazing Saddles line until you mentioned it but here’s the link to the Three Amigos line I was thinking of:
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