Jeannette Bishop's letter was typical of those who rail against the NRA because they see it as some mindless, monolithic entity that exists for the purpose of putting at least one firearm in the hands of every American. There's no debating or presentation of fact that will alter their position.
And then there's Ms. Bishop's last sentence implying that those who are members of the NRA are somehow sexually inadequate; typically this implies that  they have small penises for which they compensate with firearms. I wonder how and if this applies to NRA member who are women?