A Treatise on 2nd Amendment Rights in the 21st Century is now available for sale. A Treatise on 2nd Amendment Rights in the 21st Century is the result of research and analysis intended to answer one primary question: Has there been a shift away from the Constitution in regards to the powers of the government … Read more A Treatise on 2nd Amendment Rights in the 21st Century
Gun Violence Archive recently absorbed the propaganda website Mass Shooting Tracker at the start of 2016. I began to look through some of their data to see how they compared to Mass Shooting Tracker. At first glance, it appeared they fixed a few of the notorious discrepancies that I have previously highlighted in the definition … Read more Gun Violence Archive; Killers (of Any Critiques on Their Methodology)
There is no question that I have a problem with authority, but force is a consequence of resistance. You can choose to resist authority, but you cannot choose resistance and then bitch about the use of force. I have, on a few occasions, gone toe to toe with officers of the law. I chose to … Read more The Consequence of Resistance
Here is my proposition on gun control: We do it like a game show. We begin with everyone having a say. If you interchange non-synonymous terms in an argument, you get eliminated. Make up statistical data, you get eliminated. Misrepresent statistical data, you get eliminated. Use any of numerous Logical fallacies, you get eliminated. Argue … Read more My Proposition for Reconstructing the Gun Laws
I kept seeing statistics about “mass shootings” being reported on News sites and web feeds, and wondered where they were getting their information because it didn’t seem to represent reality and certainly didn’t match any of the statistics I was finding from credible sources. I decided to check out the source of the statistics, and … Read more Mass Shooting Tracker
This one is just short and to the point, and you can chalk it up to satire if you wish: For those who haven’t quite figured it out, the difference between the Jim and Sarah Brady ideology [Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence & Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence ] and the Mark Kelly / Gabrielle … Read more Jim Brady v. Gabrielle Giffords
“Memorial Day is a United States federal holiday which occurs every year on the final Monday of May. Memorial Day is a day of remembering the men and women who died while serving in the United States Armed Forces. Formerly known as Decoration Day, it originated after the American Civil War to commemorate the Union … Read more Memorial Day and an Hypocrisy Regarding Freedoms
Look, I’m extremely pro Second Amendment…Extremely… pro Second Amendment. I am, however, pro Second Amendment based upon logical fact and critical thinking and not because I just “want” to be able to own firearms under any circumstances. The problem is, many people don’t care about facts, and in arguing the pro Second Amendment case will … Read more Herein Lies One of the Problems in the Gun Control Debate
I don’t even know what country I live in anymore. Is it Italy, because we appear to cater to the Roman Catholic Church in spite of the Constitution’s prohibition on enacting laws respecting a specific establishment of religion? Is it Mexico, because we seem to cater to Mexicans over Americans in spite of existing U.S. … Read more The United States of (insert foreign country here)-Americans
I can’t help but take note with this article “Guns, God and Background Checks” by Susan Estrich. It seems like someone who just wants to talk about gun control because it is a hot topic, and not because they have anything tangible or knowledgeable to add to the debate. It gets tiring having to repeat … Read more An Estrich With Its Head Buried In The Sand?