The leftist media circulated a narrative about mass-shootings last year in which they claimed there were 307 mass shootings in 2018.
Of course, almost none of them were actual mass-shootings, but it’s enough to prompt democrats into another round of gun bans.
Senator Diane Feinstein and her cast or cronies have introduced the Assault Weapons Ban of 2019. read more
Funny thing about school shootings. No I don’t mean they’re funny. I mean it’s odd that they used to be called mass-shootings, and not too long ago. I discuss why I believe this is so.
I also discuss the thankfully now-defunked “Active Shooter” online video game and just how evil must one be to come up with such a thing. read more
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Garbage in – garbage out. We see it all the time. It certainly isn’t the machines fault. You can’t blame the computer. In other
words – it’s like the old saying, that the equipment is only as good as its operator.
We found this out the hard way on Sunday as Devin Patrick Kelley went on his killing rampage at the Sutherland Springs Baptist Church.
It was discovered that Kelley should not have been able to purchase the firearms he used due to a felony domestic assault charge on his wife and her child while serving in the Air Force.
For years leftists have been screaming about background checks. These heinous shootings could be prevented if only we had “common sense” background checks.
However, until this last act, not a single background check of any kind would have prevented any of the mass-shootings. But this one was different. As it turns out a background check may have been able to prevent the Texas murders, or at least made it more difficult for the whack-job Kelley to obtain his weapons.
But as I stated, a background check, like a piece of equipment, is only as good as its operator. In this case the operator was the United States Air Force, and the job was simply to add Kelley’s felony conviction to the federal database, thus preventing him from legally buying guns. read more
by: the Common Constitutionalist
First, I apologize, but I had almost immediate technical difficulties, so the podcast, after the opening, is in audio only. Such is life.
In this podcast, I give conservatives and gun rights advocates a little additional ammunition (pardon the pun) to combat the left’s soundbite arguments for confiscating our guns (which is truly what they desire), as well as an explanation of both the amendment process of the Constitution and the Second Amendment itself.
It’s surprising how many on our side cannot effectively argue these points. I hope this helps. read more
