The NRA Field Guide To The American Family (or a Vision for a More Perfecter Future)

by Brian Cern

A satire about gun control in America today, a family is overjoyed to discover that their daughter has made the ultimate patriotic sacrifice.

A satire about gun control in America today, a family is overjoyed to discover that their daughter has made the ultimate patriotic sacrifice.

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The NRA Field Guide To The American Family (or a Vision for a More Perfecter Future)

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  • Cam Eickmeyer: The NRA Field Guide To The American Family (or a Vision for a More Perfecter Future) by Brian Cern
    “

    There's biting and then there's BITING satire. This is absolutely tearing into gun culture in America. There are some very good dark laughs as well.

    There's biting and then there's BITING satire. This is absolutely tearing into gun culture in America. There are some very good dark laughs as well.

    ”
  • John Busser: The NRA Field Guide To The American Family (or a Vision for a More Perfecter Future) by Brian Cern
    “

    It astonishes me to think that there are people in this world to whom this play would represent a documentary, and not a dark AF satire on the 2nd Amendment zombies who believe in their hearts that the only bad guns are the unfired ones. Brian Cern actually hits the bullseye here with his fictional family more interested in making daughter a martyr (And my God, is that not the saddest thing you've ever heard?) in order to preserve their God-given right to Make America Great Again over her dead body. Scathing and necessary at the same time.

    It astonishes me to think that there are people in this world to whom this play would represent a documentary, and not a dark AF satire on the 2nd Amendment zombies who believe in their hearts that the only bad guns are the unfired ones. Brian Cern actually hits the bullseye here with his fictional family more interested in making daughter a martyr (And my God, is that not the saddest thing you've ever heard?) in order to preserve their God-given right to Make America Great Again over her dead body. Scathing and necessary at the same time.

    ”
  • Kate Danley: The NRA Field Guide To The American Family (or a Vision for a More Perfecter Future) by Brian Cern
    “

    A pitch black satire in the vein of A Modest Proposal. Sometimes humor can speak truth with far greater power than drama, and this is one of those cases.

    A pitch black satire in the vein of A Modest Proposal. Sometimes humor can speak truth with far greater power than drama, and this is one of those cases.

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