The dead in Parkland can’t be “restored”, but it’s a good first job.

Much remains unsettled about the political landscape we will face in the coming two years. But this much is certain—more intense battles over the Second Amendment are in front of us.

“This country was built on God and guns, and I believe in it,” Childress concluded. “The freedom that we have, we can’t take for granted.”

Certainly, dictators in past regimes have understood this principle only too well. As Adolf Hitler noted, “The most foolish mistake we could possibly make would be to allow the subject races to possess arms. History shows that all conquerors who have allowed their subject races to carry arms have prepared their own downfall by so doing.”

Confirming Kavanaugh will probably not reverse Roe v. Wade nor will it cause more people to be shot.  Far more people are shot an killed every week in a city in the US that has instituted the most tyrannical gun laws in our nation, Chicago.  But Dianne Feinstein would have us follow their model, hoping for different results.

As Hogg and other gun confiscators want to use school shootings or the latest shooting at the Madden Championship in Florida to attack the rights of the people, it’s encouraging that someone on the NPR side of things is correcting the issue for the better and pointing out that things are just not what they have been portrayed to be in our media or our government.

In the face of numerous unlawful lawsuits by states that want to shut down the free flow of information and a judge’s preliminary injunction on Monday, to block the publication of Wilson’s gun files, Cody Wilson has determined to ensure that if people want the files, he’ll simply put them on a flash drive and drop them in the mail to purchasers.

I guess these banks think they can just do what they want and the people will never fight back, never speak up and never challenge them.  Looks like Louisiana has had enough of banks with an un-American attitude. 

So gang bangers don’t care about laws? You don’t say.

The ability to build an untraceable, unregistered gun is definitely a game changer. It’s difficult to see how “ghost guns” could ever be regulated by the government.