Vote for me to be your next NRA spokesman......video

[SMGLee]

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Little laugher for your hump day afternoon.

[MAP]

Say in your lane dude!

[C-grunt_old]

Was that MP5SD porn???

[Magic_Salad0892]

lolwut

[fixit69]

You have my vote.

[SteyrAUG]

I think everyone should make me an NRA spokesman.

And if all it takes is owning a MP5…well…got that covered and then some.

[Iraqgunz]

Someone call me when they have a suppressed MP-44.

[scooter22]

@SteyrAUG

I think everyone should make me an NRA spokesman.

And if all it takes is owning a MP5…well…got that covered and then some.

You’ve got my vote.

[LowSpeed_HighDrag]

Anything is better than LaPierre, so lets make you president Lee! Besides, youve got all the hookups required!

[30_cal_slut]

nice job chen - lol @ the end there.

[Ed_L]

It made me laugh, I liked it, I loved the end bit with LAV, but I think it is a bit much for someone running for serious NRA contention.

Someone has got to be the bad guy, so I guess the unenviable task falls upon me.

Anything geared to the NRA should be PG rated at most, since we are talking about a wide audience of people who might be offended. And nothing should provide any ammunition for contention beyond the obvious firearms issues. I am not talking about an M4carbine.net audience, but a wider one who would think a TV show like Breaking Bad as far too vulgar.

Many things that have become part of pop culture are a bit over the top for a wide audience.

First, the ‘Merica Bitches’ caption that appears on the screen would fall into that category.

Next we have the line, “MP5SD–a chinaman’s wet dream.”

First, we have the word Chinaman. Some people consider this to be highly derogatory even when used by someone of Chinese ancestry to refer to himself. The use of this word by an Asian-American NRA spokesman, even if he is referring to himself could cause a negative backlash unrelated to firearms for the NRA. Only rappers, and certain members of certain racial groups can refer to themselves and others of that group by certain racially pejorative terms, providing that they have a leftist agenda or are sympathetic to one.

Next we have the term ‘wet dream’. Many people might consider this vulgar.

Then we have the occidental audience who are not familiar with the sexual habits of Asians, don’t know whether or not they have wet dreams and would be probably be horrified by the prospect if it turned out to be the case.

My last line was clearly in jest and an example of humor that would not be appropriate for the mixed audience that I am am concerned about.

[SteyrAUG]

@Ed_L

It made me laugh, I liked it, I loved the end bit with LAV, but I think it is a bit much for someone running for serious NRA contention.

Someone has got to be the bad guy, so I guess the unenviable task falls upon me.

Anything geared to the NRA should be PG rated at most, since we are talking about a wide audience of people who might be offended. And nothing should provide any ammunition for contention beyond the obvious firearms issues. I am not talking about an M4carbine.net audience, but a wider one who would think a TV show like Breaking Bad as far too vulgar.

Many things that have become part of pop culture are a bit over the top for a wide audience.

First, the ‘Merica Bitches’ caption that appears on the screen would fall into that category.

Next we have the line, “MP5SD–a chinaman’s wet dream.”

First, we have the word Chinaman. Some people consider this to be highly derogatory even when used by someone of Chinese ancestry to refer to himself. The use of this word by an Asian-American NRA spokesman, even if he is referring to himself could cause a negative backlash unrelated to firearms for the NRA. Only rappers, and certain members of certain racial groups can refer to themselves and others of that group by certain racially pejorative terms, providing that they have a leftist agenda or are sympathetic to one.

Next we have the term ‘wet dream’. Many people might consider this vulgar.

Then we have the occidental audience who are not familiar with the sexual habits of Asians, don’t whether or not they have wet dreams and would be probably be horrified by the prospect if it turned out to be the case.

My last line was clearly in jest and an example of humor that would not be appropriate for the mixed audience that I am am concerned about.

I feel confident that my platform of promoting select fire weapons and pornography would have broad general appeal with mainstream America.

[Ledanek]

@Ed_L

It made me laugh, I liked it, I loved the end bit with LAV, but I think it is a bit much for someone running for serious NRA contention.

Someone has got to be the bad guy, so I guess the unenviable task falls upon me.

Anything geared to the NRA should be PG rated at most, since we are talking about a wide audience of people who might be offended. And nothing should provide any ammunition for contention beyond the obvious firearms issues. I am not talking about an M4carbine.net audience, but a wider one who would think a TV show like Breaking Bad as far too vulgar.

Many things that have become part of pop culture are a bit over the top for a wide audience.

First, the ‘Merica Bitches’ caption that appears on the screen would fall into that category.

Next we have the line, “MP5SD–a chinaman’s wet dream.”

First, we have the word Chinaman. Some people consider this to be highly derogatory even when used by someone of Chinese ancestry to refer to himself. The use of this word by an Asian-American NRA spokesman, even if he is referring to himself could cause a negative backlash unrelated to firearms for the NRA. Only rappers, and certain members of certain racial groups can refer to themselves and others of that group by certain racially pejorative terms, providing that they have a leftist agenda or are sympathetic to one.

Next we have the term ‘wet dream’. Many people might consider this vulgar.

Then we have the occidental audience who are not familiar with the sexual habits of Asians, don’t whether or not they have wet dreams and would be probably be horrified by the prospect if it turned out to be the case.

My last line was clearly in jest and an example of humor that would not be appropriate for the mixed audience that I am am concerned about.

I LOL’ed

[Jer]

Racist.