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The New York Times Debunks Conservative Media's "Vigilant Citizen" Concealed Carry Myth
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The New York Times editorial board debunked the prevalent conservative media myth that a "vigilant citizen packing a legally permitted concealed weapon" might "stop the next mass shooter." To the contrary, the October 26 editorial cites a recent finding that individuals with concealed carry permits committed 579 shootings since 2007, claiming at least 763 lives, noting "the vast majority of these concealed-carry, licensed shooters killed themselves or others rather than taking down a perpetrator." |
What Americans Blame Most for Mass Shootings
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As Democrats look to make gun violence a core issue in the 2016 presidential campaign, a new Washington Post-ABC News poll finds wide agreement that gun violence is a problem but bitter and stark division on whether new gun laws should trump the constitutional right to gun ownership.
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Bad Arguments and The Gun Control Debate
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A few weeks ago, a terrible tragedy occurred on the campus of Umpqua Community College down in southern Oregon. A shooter, whose name I don�t care to mention, shot and killed 10 innocent people and wounded nine others, resulting in the worst school shooting in Oregon history.
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What Really Goes On At a Gun Show
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Where else, but a gun show, would you see a man with an oxygen tank pushing a walker and wearing a sign trying to sell a Chinese AK-47 ($845) and an Albanian military rifle ($695)?
Or where else would you see a spread of folding tables displaying survival knives, machetes and T-shirts reading "Zombie Outbreak Response Team?" |
Ongoing Gun-Control Fantasy is a Farce
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The grand illusion of zealots for laws preventing ordinary, law-abiding people from having guns is that �gun control� laws actually control guns. In a country with many millions of guns, not all of them registered, this is a fantasy and a farce.
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MI: Michigan universities defend bans on concealed guns
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Inside the administration building on Lake Superior State University�s campus is a room with more than 100 student-owned guns.
There are 83 shotguns, 41 rifles and eight pistols. There are also 49 bows and one crossbow.
Among the owners is Flushing junior Garth Magiera, who keeps three rifles and a bow on campus for when he wants to go hunting in the area around Sault Ste. Marie. Magiera does not have a license to carry a concealed weapon, and couldn�t carry one on campus even if he did because LSSU policy forbids it.
The president of the Lake State chapter of Students for Concealed Carry hopes one day that students will be able to have guns on campus for whatever reason they choose. |
How Web Giants Wage War Against Guns
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Major companies on the Web block advertising and shopping and paying for guns and accessories. This is the modern version of book burning.
"New, massive players entering the gun rights battle on the side of those who would restrict individual rights are changing the political playing field in stealthy, insidious and possibly effective ways." |
Barack Obama: Greatest Gun Salesman in American History
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In 2009, the first year of Barack Obama�s presidency, the number of civilian firearms in the U.S. hit 310 million, according to the Congressional Research Service, exceeding the U.S. population for the first time. Gun sales have not slowed since. In 2013, the last year of official data from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, there were about 357 million civilian firearms in the U.S. Responding to consumer demand, gun manufacturers have doubled their annual production, from 5.6 million in 2009 to nearly 11 million in 2013. |
How Seattle Is Using A Tax On Gun Owners Against Gun Owners
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Ken Stok, a U.S. Army veteran, looked baffled as he stepped up to the podium before the Seattle City Council. He�d heard that his home city of Seattle was contemplating slapping gun owners with a �Gun Violence Tax.� Gun owners would have to pay a $25 tax on any gun they buy and a 5-cent tax on each round of ammunition (2 cents for .22-caliber) they purchase in the city to pay for harm caused by criminals who misuse guns. |
Give �Smart Guns� a Chance to Save Lives
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This month, a 6-year-old playing �cops and robbers� shot his 3-year-old brother in the face with a gun that his father kept wrapped in pajamas on top of the refrigerator. The boy died, one moe than 2,500 gunshot victims in Chicago so far this year, more than 415 of whom died. With Congress unwilling to act to curb gun violence, and state legislatures often acting like wholly owned subsidiaries of the gun lobby, safety advocates are turning to technology to save lives with a renewed push for so-called �smart guns� that can only be fired by their rightful owner. |
NH: Sportsmen�s Club Holds First �Turkey Shoot� of The Season
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The air crackled with gunpowder and bits of metal Sunday morning for the first turkey shoot of the year at the Franklin County Sportsmen�s Club.
The annual series runs five Sundays, ending Nov. 22.
The object is to hit a target of paper, clay or metal, depending on the event. Success wins meat: turkey, ham or sausage.
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