Montana Outdoors Vol 7 No 3 May/jun 1976
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AMORY PARROT I just read the letter from anti-hunter Jim Banks in the Jan. /Feb. 1976 Montana Outdoors.
He has a right to his opinion, of course, but it seems to be primarily based on parroting Cleveland Amory. His limited knowledge of the pro-gun/hunting faction is very evident in his comment, ". . .mas- sive financial support for articles that support hunting. . . ." Where has he read these articles? Certainly not in the large, nationally circulated publications. I be- lieve there was one in ...Reader's Digest, but after such a long anti-hunting stand, they owed us one. Otherwise, the pro-gun/ hunting faction lives only in those publications devoted to that end, but that is their business, and support in the form of commercial ads is routine.
On the other hand, Cleveland Amory and the other anti-gun/hunting organiza- tions have acquired funds through legacy and grant which would make even the National Rifle Assn.'s budget look like a low income family's grocery tab in comparison. The sad part is that this massive financial capability is used in anti-gun/hunting propaganda, not to improve the plight of their "friends." To support the NRA, individual members, such as I, have dug into our middle income wallets to support its Legislative Fund which has been evident only in Congress, not on nationally circulated propaganda ads.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
AMORY PARROT I just read the letter from anti-hunter Jim Banks in the Jan. /Feb. 1976 Montana Outdoors.
He has a right to his opinion, of course, but it seems to be primarily based on parroting Cleveland Amory. His limited knowledge of the pro-gun/hunting faction is very evident in his comment, ". . .mas- sive financial support for articles that support hunting. . . ." Where has he read these articles? Certainly not in the large, nationally circulated publications. I be- lieve there was one in ...Reader's Digest, but after such a long anti-hunting stand, they owed us one. Otherwise, the pro-gun/ hunting faction lives only in those publications devoted to that end, but that is their business, and support in the form of commercial ads is routine.
On the other hand, Cleveland Amory and the other anti-gun/hunting organiza- tions have acquired funds through legacy and grant which would make even the National Rifle Assn.'s budget look like a low income family's grocery tab in comparison. The sad part is that this massive financial capability is used in anti-gun/hunting propaganda, not to improve the plight of their "friends." To support the NRA, individual members, such as I, have dug into our middle income wallets to support its Legislative Fund which has been evident only in Congress, not on nationally circulated propaganda ads.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 7 No 3 May/jun 1976?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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