Tulsa, OK-- Daniel Reddy and his 13-year-old son, Lane went in for a hunters safety class Tuesday night at South Intermediate High School in Broken Arrow. What they walked out with, was a lesson they didn't expect to be learning from their volunteer instructor.
"His question to the class was 'Who here voted for the man in office?' He was referring to our current President," said Reddy.
Reddy then raised his hand -- that he voted for President Barack Obama.
He couldn't believe what he heard next.
"He said 'You may be dismissed,' he said.
Reddy says that's just what he and his son did-- they left the class.
"He mentioned to the class that he will not teach a liberal. The party in power is the next thing to the Anti-Christ."
The instructor, who wished to remain anonymous, doesn't deny it happened.
"It just struck me, the hypocrisy that people have to vote against hunting and shooting," he said.
An advocate for gun rights, he says he wanted to make a point.
"Everybody's worried about a worst-case scenario that we would have to get guns to defend ourselves against people who would run amok."
How he went about making this point, he says, was wrong.
"It later settled on me that I was kind of shocked that I'd done that."
Lane says from all this, he's learned a very important lesson.
"I learned never to listen to when people when they say you should believe what they believe," said Lane Dunkley. "You might accidentally release Pandora's Box."
The instructor says he'll no longer be volunteering with the wildlife department.
Reddy says the department offered to conduct a private class at the family's home.
