Twenty Years After Katrina Gun Confiscations, Gun Rights Orgs Still Fighting to Protect Americans’ Gun Rights
“We want to make certain constitutional violations like what happened after Katrina are never repeated.”
“We want to make certain constitutional violations like what happened after Katrina are never repeated.”
This victory means nearly 90% of U.S. states now recognize some form of open carry — whether permitless or permitted. That fact alone shows the tide of freedom has shifted.
We’ve seen it time and again: when a Republican is in the White House, firearm sales slow down. The fear
Israel has seen a mix of good and bad when it comes to gun control. In March, we reported Iranian-linked hackers were able to penetrate Israel’s databases containing sensitive gun owner data and leaked the information online in early February.
“Constitution Day serves as a great reminder that the Second Amendment stands on equal footing as all other rights afforded American citizens.”
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It’s long past time for gun control industry groups like Giffords to finally be honest and admit that their ultimate goal is and always has been a total gun ban. That’s all that would arguably have stopped a crime using a basic hunting rifle.
It is perverse to ask people targeted for death for their beliefs to give up their right to defend themselves.
Once the government assumes the authority to decide which categories of people may or may not exercise a constitutional right, the door is opened for future anti-gun administrations to expand those categories.
They can’t be happy. They just can’t be.