Maj Toure: The State Isn’t In Charge of Gun Safety, We The People Are
“I absolutely want more people to have firearms…catchphrases like: ‘An armed society is a polite society.’ Absolutely….We need to give all Americans that level of empowerment.”
“I absolutely want more people to have firearms…catchphrases like: ‘An armed society is a polite society.’ Absolutely….We need to give all Americans that level of empowerment.”
New York’s chief law enforcement officer conveniently disregards the fact that NYC already has the strictest gun laws in the US. Laws that disarmed everyone inside and standing outside the Queens nightclub last night.
Gun control activists are content with misleading Americans about the nature of criminal gun violence while intentionally downplaying the protective function of the 2A and dismissing lawful defensive gun uses.
Officers say Harless pointed a gun at them and that’s when an officer opened fire. “But now everything is breaking out, whether the search warrant was for 489, which is right here on this corner, two doors down from Doug.”
“To preserve our democracy through peaceful civil engagement, states must be able to appropriately regulate firearms in modern First Amendment-protected spaces.”
“It’s the attitude behind the guns here in Kennesaw that keep the gun crimes down, not the guns,” Mr Weatherby said. “It doesn’t matter if it’s a gun or a fork or a fist or a high heel shoe. We protect ourselves and our neighbours.”
Fans in the stadium cheered, and the reviews were mostly positive on social media. But NFL fans started to poke fun at the finger-gun gesture because of the league’s crackdown this season.
There’s only one gun store in Mexico. It’s located on a heavily guarded military base in Mexico City. Before customers
When it comes to gun violence at the national level, gun control is more religious than practical. Politicians must genuflect to the solutions proposed by national gun control groups and their deep-pocketed donors.
Even though Ottawa hasn’t confiscated a single gun yet, costs have already begun to pile up for taxpayers. Since 2020, when the ban was first announced, the government has spent $67 million on the program.