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Tag Archives: right to keep and bear arms
Facts about guns and using them here in the Fifty States
We can talk a LOT about “Freedom Technologies” as we did in a recent commentary, but one of the very foundational technologies to support and promote is an old one, constantly updated. Firearms. Guns. Personal weapons that do NOT require … Continue reading
To arms! To arms!
The way I read it, Joe Biden has given his blessing to massive private, personal armament. Or, at least, admitted that he and the hoplophobes, hoploclasts, gun-grabbers and their ilk and allies are all dead wrong. We need weapons – … Continue reading
What are people scared of? (Guest column)
This was the question a friend asked a correspondent of ours, a few days ago: ‘Why are people scared to the point where they are buying up all the guns and ammo in the USA? Marty Bugg’s reply is worth … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary on the News, Guest commentary
Tagged civil unrest, Civil War, fear, Guns, panic, political collapse, right to keep and bear arms, tyranny
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Additional thoughts on Biden’s gunning for guns
David, Tom Knapp, and several others pointed out my typo in the second paragraph, and I realized it was also unclear. Here is what I meant to write and what it now says: “Especially since no doubt many of the … Continue reading
Posted in Nathan's Rants
Tagged gun rights, hoploclasts, hoplophobes, right to defend ourselves, right to keep and bear arms
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Biden’s agenda for guns
According to various sources, gun sales in the Fifty States (measured by background checks with BATFE and the FBI) hit a new record in January. Back on the 3rd of February, 24-7 Wall Street reported 4,137,480 sales for the first … Continue reading
Outgunned
According to a friend, here in the Fifty States, 9 billion rounds of small-arms ammo are manufactured every year, of which 5 billion are centerfire and 4 billion are rimfire. The military has 1.5 billion rounds of small-arms ammo in … Continue reading
Business as usual – for gun-haters
Over at Bearing Arms, the attempts by “Everytown” (the anti-defense group set up as shills for Bloomberg) to justify closing of gun shops as “non-essential” by New York, Los Angeles, and other localities are demolished. Good job, Cam. But it … Continue reading
A brief look at the 9th Amendment and “gun control”
By Nathan Barton In 2019, much of the Bill of Rights has become a dead letter, honored (but threatened) by words and largely ignored (or avoided through loopholes) in practice. L Neil Smith, in his BORE initiative, points this out … Continue reading
Guest column: Fire extinguishers and guns
Nathan’s notes: I found this recently and want to share it. I am posting this without Mr. Post’s permission, as Quora.com has very poor ways to contact people who write answers. Mr. Post, if you object, please contact me and … Continue reading
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Technology for liberty 3 – Firearms and not-firearms
This news appeared a few days ago in Field & Steam: GOEX black powder may disappear because Hodgdon is shutting down its sole plant. To quote the article: “Given the fact that GOEX black powder is generally regarded as the … Continue reading →