Re: Michael McGough’s commentary of Sept. 12, “The NRA is not a terrorist organization.”
I agree the San Francisco Board of Supervisors went too far in designating the NRA a domestic terrorist organization.
I have been an NRA member for 50 years, and though I disagree with official NRA positions at times — the degree of regulatory ability inherent in the Second Amendment for example — never have I seen NRA support for any criminal use of firearms. The organization’s power comes from its membership, who as a whole decry any form of criminal use of firearms.
Jim Nelson
Winslow
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