If you are in or near New York City on March 9th this would be something interesting to attend: The Fordham Urban Law Journal will host its Volume XXXIX Symposium, titled “Gun Control and the Second Amendment: Developments and Controversies in … Continue reading
Juan was not the first to express his belief that gun owners are stupid. It has long been a belief among anti-gun bigots that gun owners are fatter and slower and dumber that “the enlightened ones”. In response to Juan’s … Continue reading
There have been some questions as to the origins of the anti-gun people as bigots meme. There have been occasions when I have been given credit for starting it. While I may be the most outspoken blogger of this I cannot … Continue reading
I made a comment on the CSM article about gun bloggers from yesterday. It hasn’t made it through the moderation process yet so I’m posting here as well: Here is a blatant example of [what] mostly genius is talking about. … Continue reading
On July 2nd (presumably this will be post Heller decision) Stephen P. Halbrook and Don B. Kates, Jr. under the auspices of The Independent Institute will be putting on an What the Second Amendment Means Today in Oakland California. California in general … Continue reading
Via Thumper. I’ll bet that was a real rush. But when someone prone on a few roller skate wheels passes a motorcycle you know it’s got to be a case of insufficient mylenation (another example can be found in the … Continue reading
The question. The answer is no. From the Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy. [sarcasm] I wonder if the main stream media will report on this? [/sarcasm] Here is a sample: There is no social benefit in decreasing the availability … Continue reading
I found this very interesting. I don’t have time to get into it much for reasons that will be made apparent in my next post. But here are some appetizers: For starters, the Common Law had long – as Dr. … Continue reading
Where would you be less likely to be killed? As a resident of Washington D.C.? Or an american serviceman in Iraq? Don Kates has the answer: Drastically increasing homicide led Washington, D.C., to ban handguns in the 1970s. So useless … Continue reading