One of the common arguments offered against campus concealed carry is that “the college lifestyle is defined by alcohol and drug abuse. Why would any sane person want to add guns to that mix?” There are many fallacies to this argument, but its base stereotypes us all as the fictional heathens depicted in Animal House. This is not only offensive, but it just isn’t true.
A 2002 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention study found that in 2001 49% of US adults consumed alcohol. 48.6% of respondents
The roots of gun control are racist. Gun control has been used to disarm blacks so they would be defenseless against whites who sought to control them with violence. Historian Clayton Cramer and Jews for the Preservation of Firearms Ownership have both documented the fact well.
Now that a new generation of gun control advocates are at play, they've changed their tactics.
Their game is the same. They play on racial fears. They call gun rights advocates racist in an attempt to discredit efforts
Last week, ten to fifteen Islamic terrorists sieged the Westgate Mall in Nairobi, Kenya. We watched in horror over the next three days as photos and reports of atrocities were paraded in the news. In the end, they killed 61 civilians and 6 security officers.
The attackers did not just end the lives of innocent people. Reports from Kenyan military described a particular torture technique in which the militants “sharpened the arms” of the victims and forced them to write their names in blood
Well, it was bound to happen eventually. Extremists on both sides thrust Starbucks unwillingly into an issue despite their request to be left out. Now the company has ratcheted up its request to stay out of the Second Amendment debate by asking gun owners to leave their openly carried firearms out of its stores.
In an open letter penned to both sides, CEO Howard Schultz reiterated the company’s long-standing position.
Our company’s longstanding approach to “open carry” has been to follow
They Just Keep Lying
Jul23