American Boomers Were Powerless to Resist the Ineluctable Appeal of Guns…Allegedly
We are a nation of guns because there is some inexplicable urge to hold, aim and shoot that was nurtured in us before we had a chance to learn otherwise.
We are a nation of guns because there is some inexplicable urge to hold, aim and shoot that was nurtured in us before we had a chance to learn otherwise.
Why won’t the civilian disarmament industrial complex commission its own study of how many civilian-owned AR-15s there are in America?
Some security volunteers are defying the intrusive law as they await the outcome of courtroom pushback against the restrictions.
Gun control advocates are losing the public-carry culture war. Seventy percent of gun owners report at least “some circumstances in which they carry a handgun for self-defense.”
The right to keep and bear arms guaranteed by the Second Amendment is among the “fundamental rights necessary to our
The more dangerous the world appears to someone with a weapon, the more weapons they may feel they need to have.
Police continue to investigate the shooting, which officials described as the largest mass shooting in Chicago this year.
“I installed the system with the best of intentions — to protect the people who walk through our doors every day.”
The Biden rule was written in such a vague and uncertain way that ordinary Americans were unable to determine what conduct was lawful and what might be criminal.
“I have a permit for it in Nashville. I just carry it for protection. I feel safer when I’ve got it. I just don’t like the idea of knowin’ I’m totally helpless.”