Month: September 2020

“In doing so, the court seemingly pulls new doctrine out of its hat and magically transforms a fundamental right that belongs to an individual, into one that is class-based. Rather than face the total and permanent deprivation of the core Second Amendment right for Mai (and the class of people like him), the court refocused

“If the local Walmart can run out of toilet paper, what’s next? Food? Gasoline? Images of The Walking Dead or Mad Max filled people’s heads as they binged on Netflix and drank more than usual. Millions upon millions of American gun owners went into their local store and filled their carts with ammo. Just in

‘Thomas Sowell put it this way: “If you are not prepared to use force to defend civilization, then be prepared to accept barbarism.”’ In societies living under the Rule of Law, sworn Law Enforcement (LE) officers have always been considered fully justified in applying lethal force against violent mobs during arson riots, such as those

“A 12-year-old Colorado Springs seventh grader was suspended after he allegedly lifted a toy gun into view while moving it from one place to another during his virtual class.” The teacher told the school principal about seeing the gun, and the principal, in turn, suspended Isaiah and called the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office. Newsweek reports that

An investigation into items shipped from China to Massachusetts has led to the discovery of several ghost guns, according to court records detailing several investigations. Ghost gun is a term used to describe untraceable, privately made firearms that lack the traditional serial numbers found on firearms. Federal and state authorities were tracking illegal gun parts

“Why do progressives who worry about unequal justice support policies that are bound to make that problem worse?” An anti-gun initiative in Washington, D.C., that was backed by Mayor Muriel Bowser is attracting criticism because it has focused on predominantly black parts of the city. The controversy over the program, which prosecutes residents for violating the federal

If the current California case, Duncan v. Becerra, eventually reaches the justices, it could lead to a narrow ruling  limited to the constitutionality of California’s 2016 ban on possession of property that was legally acquired years before. However, if the justices agree to hear the case, it could ultimately strengthen Second Amendment rights more generally,

Daily reminder of what we have to lose. Vote smart. Last week, President Trump claimed the election will determine the future of private gun ownership in the United States. On Saturday, the NRA tweeted out that a Biden win “will destroy our Second Amendment.” They are right. If Democrats gain control, Joe Biden and Senate Democrats promise

As we well know, this wouldn’t be happening without the Second Amendment. Not to be taken for granted. Not to be permitted to be chipped away. It’s increasingly clear to even the average American that if riots come to your neighborhood, you’re on your own. The message received is increasingly be this: if your plan

“The case shows the incredible power of prosecutors to decide who will be charged, and who will not. The voters have the ultimate authority to place or remove prosecutors. Prosecutors are almost never removed unless their crimes are blatant.” U.S.A. –-(AmmoLand.com)- At about 11:45 p.m., on 25 August, 2020, Kyle Rittenhouse was in possession of a Smith