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UT: Accused Gunman can’t Use Self-defense Statements
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A northern Arizona judge says a man accused of shooting four Northern Arizona University students cannot use statements he made to police about being scared in his defense. Judge Dan Slayton ruled Thursday that statements Steven Jones made after the shooting of Colin Brough, 20, would be inadmissible as part of his self-defense claim against the first-degree murder charge.
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Violence and Utopia- Realism and Idealism in the age of Gun Control
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Evil is hard to accept. I attended a self-defense training class last week where an expert described how callous and downright evil violent criminals can be. I don’t think I’m a coward, but recognizing evil takes an emotional toll. I’m not alone in feeling that way. Gun “prohibition” laws give us psychological relief from facing evil. Projecting evil intent on an inanimate object protects us from having to recognize violence as part of the human condition. By contrast, recognizing evil strips away our innocence and imposes obligations on us. This psychological dynamic explains a lot about the political dynamics behind gun control. Gun control continues to appeal to a certain type of person despite its record of failure. |
What Is National Concealed Carry Reciprocity?
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Violence in Baltimore, Detroit and Chicago are not the fault of a lack of gun laws. But if you try to carry a gun for self-defense in these cities you are the one likely to end up in jail. Even driving through New Jersey with a gun can land you in jail.
The Second Amendment doesn’t have a lot of confusing phrases, after all, it is only 27 words. 17 of those words are four letters or less. It is quite a plainly phrased fundamental right. |
The Keefe Report: "It's My Second Amendment"
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This is the Colt U.S. M1911 .45 ACP pistol Burgett carried throughout his combat experience with the 101st Airborne Division in Europe during World War II. Nickel-plated and acquired by his father, the pistol was mailed to Burgett in Aldbourne, England, the day before D-Day.
A man should have heroes. And I am proud to say I have come to know some of mine. With familiarity only comes deeper respect. |
Health-Care Costs Should Spur Action on Guns
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There’s more reason to treat gun violence as a public-health issue. Gun injuries result in billions of dollars of health-care costs, which affects not just the injured or killed but often takes money that hospitals might use for other patients. |
NE: Four Arrested in Hastings on Drug, Stolen Firearm Charges
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An incident that began with a woman reporting to Mary Lanning Healthcare in Hastings with a broken jaw led to four people being arrested, including the woman with the broken jaw. Elizabeth Johnson, 24, came to the Hastings hospital at about 12:30 a.m. Monday after being assaulted, said Sgt. Brian Hessler of the Hastings Police Department. |
Violence and Utopia- Realism and Idealism in The Age of Gun Control
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Criminals and gun control activists prey on our innocence. Violence is real. It is serious. And, it is hard to see.
On one hand, we can view the world as imperfect and slightly dangerous. A realist takes responsibility for his or her own safety.
On the other hand, we can cling to a utopian view of the world. An idealist says that it is society’s duty to protect him from violence. The idealists not only hates the tools of violence, but he hates those of us who carry those tools for personal protection.
Which one is right? |
Doctors’ Group ‘White Paper’ Backs Hearing Protection Act
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A new “White Paper” released Monday by the Doctors for Responsible Gun Ownership (DRGO), a project of the Second Amendment Foundation, says making firearm sound suppressors more available to the public by eliminating government paperwork could be a boon to preventing hearing loss among shooters. |
CRKT Introduces Rakkasan Fixed-Blade Knife
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The latest design from CRKT is the Rakkasan tactical fixed-blade knife, which is designed by Austin McGlaun of Georgia. The knife came about through some unique inspiration. First, the name "Rakkasan" is the translation of a Japanese phrase from WWII, which means "Umbrella for falling." This was the moniker given by Japanese troops in WWII to American paratroopers, who fought them in such an unconventional way. |
Seattle Gun Tax Fails To Generate Projected Revenue, Succeeds In Burdening Rights
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On March 16, 2017, the Seattle Times reported that Seattle city officials were reluctant to release data on the revenue generated by the city’s firearms and ammunition tax, citing taxpayer confidentiality concerns. Less than a week later, we now know the more likely reason that Seattle failed to disclose this tax revenue; because the money raised fell woefully short of the figure projected by supporters of the tax. |
I Lost My Daughter To Gun Violence & That's Why I Can't Support Neil Gorsuch
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We’ve all been keeping a close eye on Washington these days. We know that the decisions being made by the new administration and Congress will impact our families, our communities, and the future of our country. Everybody knows the stakes couldn’t be higher — which is why we’re not only watching, but we’re also making our voices heard. That’s the reason why phone calls and letters have been flooding Congress. It’s why concerned people across the country have been turning out at town halls and protests in record numbers. |
SD: Bill Allowing Concealed Guns in Capitol Fails
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South Dakota representatives couldn't find enough support to override Gov. Dennis Daugaard's veto of a bill that would have allowed people to bring guns into the state Capitol. The House voted 42-27 Monday to override the veto, short of the two-thirds majority required. The bill would have let people who have an enhanced permit bring concealed handguns into the Capitol if they registered beforehand with security. |
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