Check it out for yourselves. I've seen some things on this, but I haven't checked out the original source much to get away from media twist.
A conservative lady blogger has been rewriting fairy tales and the NRA has them on their family website (that I didn't even know existed). Little Red Riding Hood and Hansel and Gretel. I even saw some animations but I didn't see them on the NRA website. I've got to look more into this.
I've been wanted the NRA to put a positive face on it's mission and philosophy of responsible gun ownership and safety. But this isn't quite what I had in mind.
My first thought was, "Aw come on. Don't target children. Make ads and educational material showing proper gun use and ownership." I think this is going to start a storm of controversy, which I'd like to avoid.
ANYWAY. I read the stories and I was surprised to get the message. It seemed to me they were saying,"Instead of being afraid, be prepared." It's kinda funny...
Red Riding Hood tells the wolf to back off, raising her rifle. The wolf heads for Grandma's house to set a trap. He muscles in the door, but Grandma distracts him while moving toward her shotgun to defend herself. She's still afraid but Red arrives and she and Granny hold the wolf until hunters arrive and take him off.
I thought this might be horrible but right now I'm kind pleased at how the stories were done.



A conservative lady blogger has been rewriting fairy tales and the NRA has them on their family website (that I didn't even know existed). Little Red Riding Hood and Hansel and Gretel. I even saw some animations but I didn't see them on the NRA website. I've got to look more into this.
I've been wanted the NRA to put a positive face on it's mission and philosophy of responsible gun ownership and safety. But this isn't quite what I had in mind.
My first thought was, "Aw come on. Don't target children. Make ads and educational material showing proper gun use and ownership." I think this is going to start a storm of controversy, which I'd like to avoid.
ANYWAY. I read the stories and I was surprised to get the message. It seemed to me they were saying,"Instead of being afraid, be prepared." It's kinda funny...
Red Riding Hood tells the wolf to back off, raising her rifle. The wolf heads for Grandma's house to set a trap. He muscles in the door, but Grandma distracts him while moving toward her shotgun to defend herself. She's still afraid but Red arrives and she and Granny hold the wolf until hunters arrive and take him off.
I thought this might be horrible but right now I'm kind pleased at how the stories were done.



