NRA Used "Parks And Recreation" GIF In Tweet, Show, Actors Are NOT Happy

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Following CNN's Wednesday evening town hall on the Parkland school shooting, the National Rifle Association tweeted out praise for its spokeswoman who attended the event.

Dana Loesch, NRA spokeswoman, faced heavy opposition as students, parents and even a law enforcement official expressed support for banning AR-15s and other assault rifles.

The NRA argues that the right to own such weapons is protected under the Second Amendment and that the best way to stop a bad person with a gun is a good person with a gun.

A tweet following the town hall featured Amy Poehler's "Parks and Recreation" character Leslie Knope giving a 'thank you' of approval. The tweet commends Loesch for voicing her opinions. 

The GIF use didn’t go well with affiliates of the show.

“Parks and Recreation” creator Michael Schur tweeted back to the NRA and included a message from Poehler, who does not have a Twitter account.

"Parks and Recreation" actor Nick Offerman, had an even harsher message for the influential organization.

Stoneman Douglas student Cameron Kasky also took aim at Loesch after the town hall in a series of tweets, calling her a “contemptible Disney villain.”

As of Thursday morning, the NRA hasn’t deleted the “Parks and Recreation” GIF. Instead, they have tweeting out a story about an armed man coming to the aid of a police officer.