Libs Get Pro-Anthem T-Shirt Fundraiser Canceled; But Epic Gun Raffle Springs Up The Lib's say they are really concerned about the increase of rifle sales in Georgia, but there is nothing about the law that say outsider's can't sell guns or a raffle, but he is doing it to help raise money for the uniforms for the kids. The Associated Press reported that several former students of Dodge County High School in Eastman, Georgia, are furious that 30 firearms were raffled last month in support of the school’s soccer program. (And just think, they say conservatives loathe what soccer fans call “the beautiful game.” Why, we’re even willing to help fund local teams, so long as the Second Amendment is involved!) Two alumnae of Dodge County High School, Crystal Velasquez and Lena Smith Nations, went on record as being strongly against it. “I was kind of bothered by it, the audacity of it all, especially in this day and age,” Nations said, according to the AP. Yes, the audacity of celebrating our constitutional rights, in this day and age. Oh, the humanity. The AP reported that Dodge County High School isn’t any stranger to controversy involving activists. Last spring, a cheerleader booster group from the school came under fire for selling shirts critical of NFL anthem protesters, emblazoned with the slogan: “In Dodge County we stand for the flag, kneel for the cross. That’s Indian pride.” “We’re the so-called liberals speaking out about a T-shirt so, of course, I’m going to speak out,” Velasquez said, according to the AP. “It is so many guns at one time.” The purpose of the fundraiser was “(t)rying to raise money to help with uniforms and feed kids on out-of-town trips, something beyond peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, and work on the practice fields,” organizer David Bush, who has two children in the soccer program at Dodge County High School, said, accoridng to the AP. “It seems to be a positive thing, the folks I talked to.”