Civilian disarmament has been a long-time goal of many liberal Americans. As with most progressive issues, the anti-gun crowd has spread its tentacles into all sorts of little-related or even non-related areas in its effort to convince the public of their cause. “Gun violence,” said Judy Schaechter, M. D., “is America’s most preventable disease.” Who […]
The Rampant “Disease” of Gun Violence by Robert A. Waters Read More »
Robert A. Waters is the author of several eloquent and brilliant books chronicling true crime stories that demonstrate how citizens have protected themselves as well as friends, family members, innocent people and even assisted good police with firearms. Waters has been a defender of freedom and the right to self-defense, par excellence. In my estimation,
A Tribute to a Defender of Freedom and Scholar, Robert A. Waters by Miguel A. Faria, MD Read More »
There is actually a real misconception of the Old West that truly needs correcting. That is the notion of an uncivilized Wild West, where antisocial and violent behavior was the norm, and where citizens were afraid to leave their homes, afraid of rampant crime and in fear for their lives. This savage perspective turns out
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Darrell Brooks, the 39-year-old criminal who plowed through a Christmas parade in Waukesha, Wisconsin, had been arrested on November 2, 2021 for assaulting and running over the mother of his child. By November 16, Brooks had been released on a mere $1,000 bail, and less than a week later he plowed through the Christmas parade,
Criminals, Guns, and the Right to Self-Defense by Miguel A. Faria, MD Read More »
Some readers were surprised to learn from my previous article on this subject (Part 1) that the Supreme Court of the United States has not made it clear that the right to keep and bear arms is protected outside the home. “How can that be?” they asked. Further perplexed they wondered, “But what about the SCOTUS
Let’s Open SCOTUS For Second Amendment Business — Part 2 by Miguel A. Faria, MD Read More »
In an article earlier this summer Dan Zimmerman, editor of The Truth About Guns (TTAG), opined that the Supreme Court had been neither denying nor granting certiorari in Second Amendment cases. He wrote: “Ten gun rights-related cases are still awaiting a determination by the Supreme Court. The cases involve everything from ‘may issue’ carry permits
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