Translation: Criminals sometimes kill innocent people using, among other things, guns. Police, being human, can sometimes become criminals. Hence, getting rid of guns, and denying police the ability to use force, will eliminate violence in our society. The Bill of Rights is properly to be considered null and void, so long as anyone, anywhere, is harming anyone.

I think that about sums it up.

Oh, and the NRA is an organization dedicated to the promotion of crime. By extension, anyone who owns a gun, including police, is promoting crime.

There. That sums up Stahl's essay.

What amazes me is that these people, these vacuous loons, are our opposition, yet we haven't been able to crush them inside a month. Instead we've played pat-a-cake with them for 70 years. That has to be reflection of our weakness on the pro-liberty side-- our inability to stand on principle.