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(AP Photo/Lisa Marie Pane) I understand that, for many New Yorkers, the idea of carrying around a gun for self-defense sounds utterly bizarre, especially since the state has made it so difficult for the average citizen to do so. Still, an argument by the editors of the Long Island paper  Newsday is off target in arguing that the “culture shock” that would come with a Supreme Court opinion striking down the state’s “may-issue” licensing laws for carry permits. Tough restrictions on the ability of New Yorkers to legally carry guns in public have been embedded in local habit and prac...

&rel=5&autoplay=2 The National African American Gun Association just celebrated its sixth anniversary back on February 28th, and the Second Amendment organization is growing by leaps and bounds at the moment. Founder and president Phillip A. Smith joins me on today’s Bearing Arms’ Cam & Co to talk about why he started the association and why he’s opposed to any new gun control laws that would have a chilling effect on the Second Amendment rights of the people; including African Americans. Gun control has historically been used to prevent disfavored individuals and groups from exercising...

Font Size: Believe it or not, gun control is just as much a class issue as it is an issue of the abridgement of freedoms for misguided reasons. Naturally, those who advocate for increasingly tighter restrictions on firearms ownership insist that it’s in the name of savings lives when anyone who actually knows anything can tell right away they just want fewer people buying guns, period. What isn’t always appreciated about the role of firearms in human history is that they democratized the use of force. Most people have heard that old saw about “God made all men, but Sam Colt made ’em e...

Failed Gun Control Lessons From the Firearms Black Market Ammoland Inc. Posted on Failed Gun Control Lessons From the Firearms Black Market USA – -(AmmoLand.com)- While our country has been trapped in a political-election-nightmare, one thing has remained the same, Democrats want more gun-control laws. And Republicans will eventually, reluctantly, cave to the hysterical demand to “do something.” Anne Stave, a reporter with the Columbus Dispatch, reminded her readers of the anniversary of the mass murder outside the Ned Pepper’s Bar in Dayton. In August of 2019, an assailant murd...