AI Could Render the Federal Ban on Creating a Gun Registry Obsolete
The government may not need to build a registry if AI can infer one. And the ATF is already sitting on the raw material.
The government may not need to build a registry if AI can infer one. And the ATF is already sitting on the raw material.
For years, gun owners have been forced to navigate an outdated federal bureaucracy designed to treat the exercise of a constitutional right like a parole hearing.
“This is the first time in American history that the United States Department of Justice is on the side of the citizens in enforcing the Second Amendment.”
One thing the city’s gun and crime control policies are not delivering for Chicago’s most vulnerable residents is reliable protection.
It’s critical to acknowledge that, in terms of federal support of the Second Amendment, we’ve never had it so good in modern history.
Pew Research is generally a good source of polling data on gun ownership, opinions and their use in the population.
No, there isn’t a repeal of the NFA. And no, the ATF isn’t going to be defunded or abolished any time soon. But we have to take and cheer the wins when and were we can get them.
Because it was a day ending in ‘y’, CNN could think of no better voice to give the Trump Assassination story some context than to platform a prominent member of the gun control industry.
If Dems could add friendly Senate seats and recast SCOTUS, they would clear the path for the rest of their agenda including more crippling federal gun control and a more 2A-hostile judiciary.
These aren’t trivial changes. They affect how easily Americans can exercise a fundamental right.