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Last week, some Texans celebrated their state's open carry law by bringing their long guns into fast food restaurants.

A National Rifle Association, NRA staffer, called this stunt downright weird.

But the NRA's chief lobbyist later apologized to the rifleman.

In 1934, the NRA President Carl Frederick said during congressional testimony

on a bill to regulate sawed-off shotguns and machine guns, I have never believed in the general

practice of carrying weapons. I do not believe in the promiscuous toting of guns. I think

it should be sharply restricted and only under licences.

That's a passage from a newspaper report from 2014, commenting on the fact that the NRA,

the National Rifle Association of the United States, which most people around the world

associate with support for gun rights has a long history

of supporting gun controls. And even as recently as 2014, a staffer in the NRA could make a

statement like that, condemning people for bringing guns into a restaurant. I'm David Ola Shogga,

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