Everytown Unveils Their Latest Weapon in Their War on the AR-15 Rifle
After reading an updated classic work of Everytown fiction it’s clear that Everytown has hit on a new strategy to regain the public’s trust.
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Let’s Break Down One of the More Unhinged (and Uneducated) Takes on Yesterday’s Wolford Ruling
Hey everyone, it’s time for “Mark Joseph Stern is a shameless hack who doesn’t know anything about the law.” This
We Won’t Let Anti-Gun Billionaires Who Finance Civilian Disarmament Live in the Shadows Anymore
Gun Rights Insights is a new initiative designed to pull back the curtain on anti-gun billionaires who creep around telling America to give up their gun rights.
The Only Thing Better Than Pokemon is Pokemon With Guns
In short, “Palworld” is a popular game because you can give an assault rifle to a monkey, and it turns out to be a good, safe, fruitful decision.
Rolling Stone Has Finally Found a 3D Gun-Making 2A Maximalist They Can Get Behind
Some creators, like Yeezy, see their right to print guns as an essential bulwark against the darkest excesses of America’s current government.
I’m Sick and Tired of Content Creators Trying to Navigate YouTube’s Opaque Guntube Content Standards
The gun control industry correctly identified guntube as a threat to their war on America’s gun culture and lobbied hard to destroy it. For now, they’re winning that battle.
ProPublica Story Relies on Anti-Gun Data from The Trace, Fluffs a Former ATF Everytown Official
Guns have always been the only issue where traditional journalism rules don’t seem to apply.
Awkward: NYT Cites NSSF Data Showing ‘Assault Weapons’ Meet Heller Test, are Commonly Owned
You know those “assault weapons” that are banned in 10 usual suspect states? We’re talking, of course, about semi-automatic rifles
A Thought Experiment Based on Flawed Assumptions is a Recipe for…Legacy Media Column Inches
Any ideas that are inspired by a bad idea based on a flawed premise – that guns are more to blame for crime than people – are likely to be equally bad.
Denver Post: This Really Isn’t a Good Time for the DOJ to Challenge the City’s ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban
The U.S. Department of Justice waited 37 years to challenge Denver’s gun control law, only to demand the law’s repeal just after