America has two gun cultures: Don’t blame law-abiding gun owners for murders
Why we own multiple firearms and their uses… – FixedByDoc
"It is easy to tell if a person understands the use of firearms or not when they ask why you have so many guns. Many times they assume you are collecting them because you are prepping for some war. It is rare that anti-gun people actually acknowledge that these guns each have an individual purpose. There is no such thing as a one gun for all purposes."
6 Reasons Your Right-Wing Friend Isn’t Budging On Gun Control
This is actually a very good essay on the art of political communication. Talking to your base non-stop, making ridiculous and offensive claims, turns off others who might not be in your political base.
"I’ve seen my friends and colleagues on the Left side of the gun control debate dumbfounded at why Second Amendment advocates don’t seem to budge on their views after mass shootings. So I thought I would try my hand at explaining this phenomenon in the hopes that maybe more will be inclined to have a better conversation about guns and the Second Amendment in America. There are several reasons 2A advocates aren’t running to your side of the argument, and it might not be the ones you think."
We Can’t Have A Debate About Guns If Liberals Keep Lying About Them
"Scarborough’s exceptionally narrow definition of Heller — possess handguns at home for the purpose of protection – might be convenient for a political argument, it’s misleading. The Heller decision found that the Second Amendment was an individual right to keep and bear arms for any “lawful purpose,” not merely home protection. It found that the Second Amendment “guarantee[s] the individual right to possess and carry weapons in case of confrontation.” (Italics mine.) And it specifically struck down a portion of a DC law that required rifles and shotguns be kept “unloaded and disassembled or bound by a trigger lock.”
Psycho Killers
onelonleyfarmer from New Jersey speaks common sense.
