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PA: Second Amendment Rally in Milford
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Dozens gathered in Pike County Saturday in opposition to the March for Our Lives. Members of the Family Firearms Association held a rally aimed to help uphold the Second Amendment. Many gun owners gathered outside the Pike County Courthouse speaking out about how important it is to them to preserve the right to bear arms. |
Texas Trio Caught With Enough Fentanyl ‘To Kill Everyone In Toledo Several Times Over’
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Darrius Lonzo Lewis, left, Anthony Ray Robinson, center, and Barbara Nykitta Wilson were arrested on charges relating to the attempted shipment of fentanyl.
According to U.S. Attorney Justin Herman, the three Texans were arrested in Ohio with $1,000,000 worth of fentanyl, enough ‘to kill everyone in Toledo several times over.
One kilogram of the opioid was seized at a Toledo post office, and another half-kilo and $8,500 in cash were seized at a motel room where the trio were staying. Authorities said the Texans were planning to mail the drugs from Ohio back to Texas. |
Anti-Gunners Profit from March; SAF Notes ‘Guns Save Lives’
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No greater proof may be evident of the profit motives of the gun prohibition lobby than an appeal for donations from one Seattle-based group using Saturday’s “March For Our Lives,” says a national gun rights leader who asserted that the student-initiated movement has been usurped by anti-gunners to advance their political agenda, which is getting financial support from anti-gun celebrities, according to Reuters. |
The F*&%book Nightmare – Where Does It End?
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Investors with billions of dollars wrapped up in the galactic scale of the most expansive social network in the obscure wispy arms of the Milky Way, are attempting to rationalize the recent series of corporate mishaps rivaling a quantum singularity, using the phrase, “No press is bad press.” With Stephen Hawking now possibly inhabiting another dimension, the rules of the game are no longer made to be changed on a whim, and the sobering reality resounding throughout the tech community, is that the end is near for Mark Zuckerberg and his pet rivaling the economic influence of an entire series of developing nations. |
Popular Blade Styles for Everyday-Carry Knives
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Since the forging of the first knife, the proverbial “tip of the blade” has since held many shapes. These are too numerous to list and, in fact, many have been lost to antiquity. Over millennia, knife-blade styles and designs have undergone thorough development and beta-testing phases eliminating, by trial and error, those that were proven non-functional or less-than-optimal performance (i.g. too thin, too long, too short, etc.) What is available to us here in the 21st century has been refined, based on functionality, to a relatively common set of knife industry design standards.
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Pollak: March for Our Lives – This is What Demagoguery Looks Like
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There are three things to know about the March for Our Lives on Saturday. One is that the protests banned speakers who support the Second Amendment — including student survivors like Kyle Kashuv and relatives of victims like Hunter Pollack. As far as protecting the lives of students is concerned — which is, ostensibly, the entire point — the march organizers were uninterested in an open conversation about what might actually be effective.
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An LGBT activist Shares Why She supports the Second Amendment
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Piper Smith is the founder and director of a SoCal-based LGBT Self Defense Civil Rights group that is “dedicated to strengthening the defenses of the SoCal LGBT community, and are 100% open to LGBT- and firearm-friendly individuals as well. Piper says training professional armed guardians and providing the tools necessary for all to defend themselves and their community is much more effective than any attempt at banning firearms.
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NRA has Long History of Suppressing Data on Gun Violence
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After the high school shootings that killed 17 people in Parkland, Fla., gun control advocates have seized the momentum with attacks on the National Rifle Association and captured public attention with Saturday’s nationwide protests. But the powerful gun lobbying group has a strong, little-known defense against challenges to its absolutist stand on the Second Amendment: federal limits on both research into guns and the distribution of data about the industry.
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Gun Enthusiasts Turn to PornHub Following YouTube Firearms Clampdown
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Content detailing modifications to guns and videos aiming to sell firearms and accessories will also be prohibited under the new policies. Provides instructions on manufacturing a firearm, ammunition, high capacity magazine, homemade silencers/suppressors, or certain firearms accessories such as those listed above. A Thursday search revealed that there are still scores of videos that teach viewers how to modify their guns, including videos that give step-by-step instructions on how to convert weapons to have "automatic or simulated automatic firing capabilities", which YouTube said it prohibits.
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MA: Counterprotesters at Boston Common ‘Defend the Second Amendment’
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As thousands marched through Boston Saturday to call for stricter gun control laws and an end to an epidemic of gun violence, several dozen counterprotesters rallied to oppose what they see as a push to limit individual freedoms and trample on constitutionally guaranteed gun rights. Organized online by the group Resist Marxism, the demonstration that gathered on Beacon Street in front of the State House around 11 a.m. and later continued onto Boston Common featured no organized speeches, but participants spoke passionately with each other and their opponents about defending gun rights from a movement they see as misguided and misinformed. |
‘Preserve Our Second Amendment’: Gun Rights Advocates Stage Opposing Protests to March for Our Lives
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While many people marched in support of gun control Saturday at the March for Our Lives demonstrations in Washington and across the country, there were some groups who also gathered at those same marches in support of the Second Amendment. ‘I came to open dialogue’ In Washington, Eric Ciabottonia, 19, and John Bolduc, 18, traveled with a group of students from Pennsylvania State University to march for gun rights. The freshman engineering majors said they are supporters of President Donald Trump and came to voice their beliefs about the Second Amendment and see what the opposing side thinks.
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FL: Rubio Says Protesters Must Find Common Ground With Gun Rights Supporters
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As tens of thousands of people took to the streets to call for stricter gun control laws, Senator Marco Rubio issued a statement, saying he wants protesters and gun rights supporters to find common ground. “I commend those who today are peacefully exercising their First Amendment rights to march in favor of a gun ban. While I do not agree with all of the solutions they propose, I respect their views and recognize that many Americans support certain gun bans," Rubio said.
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Jeff Sadow: Louisiana Schools Owe it to Students to Give Accurate Information About Gun Rights
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As recent events make clear, Louisiana public schools have a lot of work to do in improving instruction about Second Amendment issues. After a Florida high school suffered a mass shooting last month, many students across the country publicly questioned how their government regulates firearms. Responses ranged from spontaneous demonstrations to protests meticulously organized by groups seeking to restrict Second Amendment rights during a designated “National School Walkout Day.”
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CA: 470 Guns Bought Back in Santa Cruz County Saturday
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The Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office bought back 470 guns, including 17 'assault type weapons' during their gun buy back event Saturday. There were two locations in Watsonville and Soquel. The Santa Cruz Sheriff's Office said the purpose of the gun buyback program is to provide a venue where community members can turn in firearms that they no longer want or need for cash. |
A Couple With Split opinions, Teaching Their Daughter About Guns
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As the speakers told the crowd about their personal experiences with gun violence, 9-year-old Coral climbed a cherry tree that wasn’t quite in full bloom yet. Her mother, Marie Virnich, 34, brought her eldest child because she wants Coral to be aware of what’s happening with guns. On the way to the march, Virnich, a stay-at-home mother, told Coral about the Second Amendment. Coral’s biggest question was what a militia is. |
March for Our Lives Isn’t Just About Mass Shootings
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When Julia Spoor was 8 years old, her father, Scott, used a gun to take his own life. To her, of all the factors in her dad’s death, the gun was the most damning. “With other methods of suicide there’s still a chance, there is more time between the act and death for the possibility of a reversal, but not with a gun,” Spoor said. |
Meet the Bernie Sanders Supporting, Professional Rapper Who Loves the Second Amendment
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Atlanta Rapper, Killer Mike, has never been afraid to wade into political waters with surprisingly nuanced opinions. During the 2016 election, he was an ardent supporter of the Democratic Socialist from Vermont, Bernie Sanders. He even refused to vote for Hillary Clinton. But, simply because he supported the progressive icon for president does not necessarily mean that he shares similar views on guns and the second amendment with other liberals. In fact, he adamantly believes that the second amendment is necessary for the survival of African-Americans.
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Encourage Our Future Leaders as They Advocate for Gun Laws
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As students organized school walkouts on March 14 leading up to this Saturday’s march for stronger gun regulations, a counter-movement emerged with the Twitter hashtag, #walkupnotout. This movement encouraged students to skip the school walkout and instead reach out to classmates who seem lonely or alienated. “Walk UP to someone and just be nice!” read a campaign poster.
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