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Stop Bigotry Against Armed America
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We have a name for it when the majority of us blame an innocent minority. It is called bigotry.
The non-gun owning majority of US adults blames legal gun owners for wrongs that Armed America didn’t commit.
How should we stop this bigotry against legal gun owners? |
VA: Robbery Suspect Shot By 7-Eleven Clerk, In Critical Condition
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In Virginia Beach, Virginia, police say a suspect robbed the 7-Eleven in the 300 block of Kellam Road. Officers were called to a reported robbery at the convenience store at 1:06 a.m. Saturday.
Police say when they got on scene, they found the would-be robber with a gunshot wound to his upper body. He was taken to the hospital in critical condition with life-threatening injuries, but now expected to recover. |
AL: Robbery-Turned-Shooting At A Church In Alabama Leaves Suspect Dead
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Late Sunday night, a robbery turned fatal at a church in Dothan, Alabama. Some members of Crossroads Baptist Church were finishing up the day’s work, handling the offering money and preparing for a youth trip some members would be taking the following morning. But the seemingly routine situation quickly intensified when a robber, armed with a knife, arrived.
26-year-old Steffan Parreese Valentez Tolver approached one of the church members outside of the building around 10:30 p.m. and then forced the man into the building, according to WTVY-TV. Tolver stole about $50 from the parishioner before moving on to his next target, a staff member who happened to be armed as well – with a handgun. |
TX: Woman shot, killed in northeast Harris County home in possible break-in
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A young woman was shot and killed early Thursday in an Atascocita-area house after the homeowner said he fired in self-defense.
The young woman entered before 5:15 a.m. the house on River Brook near Fawn Trail Lane, said Deputy Thomas Gilliland with the Harris County Sheriff's Office.
When the owner of the residence - a 43-year-old man - heard the woman coming into his house, he called 911. The homeowner was armed with a gun. Fearing that his house was being burglarized, he fired at the young woman, hitting her at least once, Gilliland said.
The woman - who has not been identified - died inside of the home. |
This Is Rich: Katie Couric Frets Fake News Is ‘Tearing’ America ‘Apart at the Seems’
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In Thursday’s edition of liberal hypocrisy, long-time liberal news anchor and deceptive video editor Katie Couric bemoaned to the New York Daily News that fake news is currently “tearing” the U.S. “apart at the seams” with “quite educated” friends falling for fake stories while assigning no blame to the liberal media establishment she’s been a part of for decades.
Couric’s fears came just over a year after being embarrassingly exposed for spreading fake news by deceptively editing an interview with Second Amendment activists as part of her gun control documentary Under the Gun. Later, accusations were also made about an obesity documentary Couric participated in. |
AR: Arkansas Dept. of Health: You Can Have Medical Marijuana Card or a Gun, Not Both
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The Arkansas Department of Health is warning would-be applicants for medical marijuana cards that they can have the card or the ability to buy a gun, but not both.
This warning came as Texarkana’s board of directors set forth rules and costs for establishing medical marijuana dispensaries.
According to NWA, the Ark. Dept. of Health is stressing that an individual cannot have “a medical marijuana card and legally own a gun because pot is still illegal on the federal level.” In other words, a resident licensed to legally purchase marijuana for medical purposes in Arkansas would still have to answer in the affirmative when asked about unlawful use of marijuana during a background check for firearms purchases. |
Report: 3D-printed gun files selling for $12 on dark web
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After reviewing 811 weapons listings on several dark-web markets, researchers found that firearms were the top selling category, with more than 300 active listings, and a surprising candidate emerged as number two: digital products offering gun and explosive manuals and designs.
“While guides and manuals on how to make bombs at home were illegally circulating on the web well before the establishment of cryptomarkets, the level of accessibility provided by these platforms represents reason for high concern among policy makers and practitioners,” researchers said in the study, which unearthed a total of 222 listings for digital products. |
OH: Own a gun? Lock it up
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Emergency-department pediatricians such as Sarah Denny of Nationwide Children’s Hospital and Michael Gittelman of Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center are heartsick at the number of children they see horribly injured by firearms. At Nationwide Children’s, gunshot wounds are the leading cause of accidental death — more than car accidents. Curious children find their parents’ “hidden” and unsecured guns and think it’s a toy, or teens in an impulsive moment use the guns in a suicide attempt, leading to catastrophic injuries or death. |
One More Reason Gun Owners Should Be Celebrated
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The safety record of America’s gun owners is nothing short of stunning. When reviewing the annual number of deadly firearms-related accidents reported by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), I cannot help but sit and shake my head in disbelief. In 2014, the number of 486 marked an all-time low since data was first collected in the early 1900s.
Not surprisingly, the record was announced by the government with no media fanfare. Imagine for a moment how things would have gone in the so-called “mainstream” media if it had been a record high. Of course, this would not have happened because the accident numbers have been trending downward for decades, thanks to NRA training and enhanced public awareness. |
White River Knives Releases Their Brand New Always There Knife
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White River Knives brand new Always There Knife is a high-tech steel mini-marvel.
New from White River Knives and knife maker and designer Owen Baker Jr. comes the Always There Knife (ATK). This new fixed blade knife is built for strength, light weight and lightning-quick use if needed. Constructed from CPM S35VN high-tech steel, its leather-stropped blade holds a razor edge for a ridiculous amount of time. |
Tested: Springfield Armory XD-E Single-Stack 9 mm Pistol
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Sometimes I can't help but think of all the things my kids enjoy today that were just daydreams a few decades ago. They'll never know what it was like to live in a world without the Internet, wi-fi or microwave-ready corndogs. In that same vein, it comes as something of a surprise to realize that we're now well into the second generation of modern shooting enthusiasts that have “grown up” with striker-fired pistols made in Austria or strongly influenced by the now ubiquitous Glock-type trigger-mounted-safety design. |
TX: Texas AG touts state’s defense of Constitution while protesters gather outside
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“What the bigger principal is, are we going to stick to this Constitution that protects all of our rights,” he said. “Once we lose the separation of powers, the First Amendment, Second Amendment, Fourth Amendment, we start whittling away our Constitutional rights.”
Although Paxton didn’t address the LUPE protesters, his director of communication, Marc Rylander, did shortly after the AG had left the event, stating they have every right to “express their voice” however they choose. |
NY: Concerns over gun rights lead to greater harm
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I’m tired of hearing how important they are for hunting, or target practice, or especially protection. Protect what? A home? If nobody had guns would we have to? I’ll try a 3-iron. Isn’t it comforting to know that wherever you go, including church, the person next to you has a gun strapped on? Chicago is undergoing population extermination. Eight more people shot there one day this week, including a 9-year-old child. How about the woman in her pajamas who called 911 for help and the policeman, upon arrival, shot her to death? Good Lord! |
Apply term limits to Supreme Court
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The mere idea that Kennedy’s seat could get filled by President Donald Trump and the Republican Senate has sent many on the left into a tailspin of anxiety and despair. In the 29 years Kennedy has served on the court, he has authored opinions or cast tie-breaking votes in major, divisive cases, including decisions that preserved a constitutional right to abortion, recognized social and sexual liberties for gays and lesbians, granted habeas corpus protections to Guantanamo Bay prisoners, confirmed a Second Amendment right to own a handgun in the home, and applied the First Amendment to corporations engaged in political speech. |
NM: 2017 NRA YHEC National Championship Scheduled For July 23-28, 2017
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The 2017 National Rifle Association Youth Hunter Education Challenge (YHEC) National Championship is scheduled for July 23-28, 2017, at the NRA Whittington Center in Raton, New Mexico.
The pinnacle of NRA’s YHEC program, the National Championship brings in the nation’s top-ranked youth hunters each year to compete for the title, completing the eight YHEC program challenges, including a Hunter Responsibility Exam, Hunter Safety Trail, Orienteering, Wildlife Identification, .22 rifle, Shotgun, Muzzleloader and Archery, to determine the top YHEC hunter in the country. |
MI: Mich. grandfather told to give up gun rights to foster his grandson, lawsuit alleges
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A lawsuit filed in federal court alleges a Michigan man's Second Amendment rights were violated by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services.
The complaint, filed with the United States District Court for the Western District of Michigan, says 54-year-old William Johnson of Ontonagon, Mich. was told by a judge he had to "give up" his guns in order to foster his grandson.
William, a retired disabled Marine, and his wife, Jill, were asked by the State of Michigan to be foster parents to their grandchild. When they went to pick up the boy, they were asked to provide their Concealed Pistol License, and turn in all serial numbers for his firearms, including rifles and shotguns. |
Country musician Mark Wills talks gun ownership, Atlanta Braves, patriotism in music
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Atlanta Business Chronicle’s Phil W. Hudson recently spoke with multi-platinum selling country music star and Georgia native Mark Wills.
Wills has eight top 10 hits to his name including "19 Something," "Wish You Were Here" and "Don't Laugh At Me;" all of which received nominations for Single, Song and Video of the Year by the Country Music Association. Wills won the Academy of Country Music's award for Top New Male Vocalist in 1998. In 2002, his single "19 Something" spent six consecutive weeks at No. 1, was Billboard's top country hit of the year and was the second most-played song of the decade in 2009. |
MA: Massachusetts lawmakers push extreme risk protective order bill
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More than 30 Democrats in the Massachusetts House are supporting a measure to authorize authorities to take guns away from those deemed a threat to themselves or others.
The proposal, H.3081, would allow family members, police, health care providers or prosecutors to request a judge issue an “extreme risk protective order” against individuals experiencing a crisis that may put themselves or others at risk. The measure would result in suspension of gun rights for up to a year. |
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