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Tag Archives : gun control

An Amusing Look at Whether Obama Is Backing Away from Gun Control

An Amusing Look at Whether Obama Is Backing Away from Gun Control

Posted on April 12, 2011

Maybe Obama’s not so bad on Second Amendment issues. His Administration has contracted with the folks at Ruger to produce a special pistol in honor of the government workforce. This new gun will be called “The Bureaucracy Special.” The only downside is that it doesn’t work and you can’t fire it.

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Firearms and Civilization

Firearms and Civilization

Posted on January 19, 2011

I don’t know if this is a real letter-to-the-editor or if Major Caudill really exists, but this is a very strong statement in favor of the civilizing impact of firearms. And since I like to share good things that arrive in my inbox, it’s now yours to share. I recall hearing saying that went something […]

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Gun Control and the Tuscon Shootings

Gun Control and the Tuscon Shootings

Posted on January 15, 2011

While some on the left were utterly contemptible in their efforts to blame the Tuscon shootings on anything or anyone other than the nut who pulled the trigger, it is perfectly legitimate for them to claim that the tragedy is a reason to impose gun control are erode constitutional rights. But that doesn’t mean they’re […]

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Two Cheers for Governor Christie

Two Cheers for Governor Christie

Posted on December 21, 2010

While I think of myself as being in favor of harsh punishment for criminals, I try to restrain this bloodthirsty impulse by remembering that many laws are unjust, all governments are incompetent, and prosecutors often place personal ambition above justice. And the last point is why I worry about electing people like Rudy Giuliani to […]

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Idiotic Moments in Political Correctness

Idiotic Moments in Political Correctness

Posted on September 17, 2010

Imagine having your child suspended for two years because he took a toy gun to school. Sounds absurd, right? Well, it’s real life in Broward County, Florida. Samuel Burgos has fond memories of his friends at school, but he only gets to see them in pictures now. The 8-year-old boy hasn’t been in school for […]

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Cops Arrest Homeowner for Crime of Self-Defense

Cops Arrest Homeowner for Crime of Self-Defense

Posted on September 8, 2010

A man in New York recently scared off some gang members by firing a couple of warning shots into the ground. When the cops arrived, did they congratulate the man for protecting his family and start looking for the thugs? That’s what would happen in a logical and just society, but the anti-gun mentality in […]

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Mitchell’s Law Strikes Again

Mitchell’s Law Strikes Again

Posted on August 3, 2010

David Ignatius has a thoroughly boring and utterly predictable establishment left-wing column in the Washington post, but it is a perfect illustration of my maxim that “Bad government policy begets bad government policy.” In this case, Ignatius wants to expand gun control in the United States in response to the foolhardy drug war in Mexico. Neither […]

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Is Clarence Thomas the Best Supreme Court Justice?

Is Clarence Thomas the Best Supreme Court Justice?

Posted on July 2, 2010

I’m not a lawyer, so I certainly can’t pretend to have expert views, but everytime I read something like this, my regard for Justice Thomas rises even higher. In the McDonald case, the justices were asked by the plaintiffs to strike down Chicago’s gun-control ordinance as a violation of the Second Amendment to the Constitution. […]

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Tom Sowell Wisdom on Firearms and the Constitution

Tom Sowell Wisdom on Firearms and the Constitution

Posted on June 29, 2010

In addition to noting that gun control tends to increase crime by reducing the cost of being a criminal (i.e., thugs are less likely to meet armed resistance), Tom Sowell also explains that people who don’t like the Constitution should amend the document rather than appointing ideologically-motivated Justices who ignore what it says.  …there is […]

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A (Narrow) Victory for the 2nd Amendment

A (Narrow) Victory for the 2nd Amendment

Posted on June 28, 2010

John Lott is one of America’s leading scholars of gun rights and the 2nd Amendment. His Foxnews.com column explains today’s ruling in favor of the Constitution and explains how the 2008 Heller decision led to less murder in Washington, DC.  With another closely decided 5 to 4 decision, the Supreme Court ruled today that state […]

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