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After School Shooting, Anti-Gun Advocates Want NRA President, Members to Be Shot
Protesters marching with the social activist group CREDO along with other concerned citizens decend on the offices of the NRA's (National Rifle Association)Capitol Hill lobbiest's office demanding the pro-gun lobby stand down in reaction to the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School December 17, 2012, in Washington, DC. A leading Democratic senator launched a bid Sunday to ban assault weapons in the wake of the latest deadly US school shooting, announcing that she will put a bill before Congress on January 3.Dianne Feinstein, the influential chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, said she believed President Barack Obama would support her legislation, also aimed at outlawing magazines carrying more than 10 bullets. Credit: AFP/Getty Images

After School Shooting, Anti-Gun Advocates Want NRA President, Members to Be Shot

​​​​"Murder every NRA member"

Following the horrific act of violence that occurred in Newtown, Conn. on Friday, some anti-gun advocates are calling for NRA president David Keene and all other members of the NRA to be shot. To be clear, these people are calling for violence to solve what they think is the cause of many acts of violence -- guns.

Some have since deleted their tweets, but we still have the screen shots.

(Twitter)

(Twitter)

As Twitchy points out, "@BayAreaHouston is not just any random Twitter user. He is John Cobarruvias, a Democratic Party precinct chair in Houston, according to Houston blog Big Jolly Politics. (Update: He is also member of the State Democratic Executive committee.)"

The obvious point here is, violence can never be solved with more violence.

On Friday, shooter Adam Lanza shot and killed his mother before driving to Sandy Hook Elementary and killing 20 children and six adults before taking his own life.

The NRA has been quiet in the aftermath of Friday's elementary school shooting, shutting down their Facebook page and not registering any posts on Twitter since Friday morning, CBS Washington reports.

The gun rights group has still received criticism for its silence following the shooting. However, if the NRA spoke out in favor of guns so close to the shooting, they would surely be ridiculed by those same critics for "politicizing" a tragedy. So while it seems like a lose-lose situation for them, the NRA is sticking with respectful silence for now.

(H/T: Drudge)

Featured image via Paul J. Richards/AFP/Getty Images

This story has been updated.

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Jason Howerton

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