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The Right to Keep and Bear Arms is not About Hunting

The Right to Keep and Bear Arms is not About Hunting

by Mike Maharrey | Nov 7, 2017 | 2nd Amendment, Founding Principles

The recent mass shootings in Las Vegas and Texas have reignited the gun control debate, with some gun control proponents once again calling for a federal “assault weapon” ban. Supporters of such a law often argue the founders never imagined powerful...
Gun Rights Supporters Can Learn a Lesson from Marijuana Activists

Gun Rights Supporters Can Learn a Lesson from Marijuana Activists

by Mike Maharrey | Oct 28, 2017 | Drug War, Right to Keep and Bear Arms, Strategy

Gun people talk tough. “You can have my gun when they pry it from my cold, dead hand.” But all the bluster disappears when talk turns to the Supreme Court and the possibility of an opinion that undermines the Second Amendment. Last year’s prospect of a Hillary...
No Federal Power over Guns, Even if the 2nd Amendment Never Existed

No Federal Power over Guns, Even if the 2nd Amendment Never Existed

by Mike Maharrey | Jul 9, 2016 | 2nd Amendment, Constitution, Constitution, Eleven Years

Proponents of federal gun control have seized upon the most recent shooting to advance their agenda, predictably trotting out the same worn narratives. Chief among these we find the argument that the Second Amendment was only intended to protect a “corporate” right of...
The Right to Keep and Bear Arms is a Natural Right, not a “Constitutional Right”

The Right to Keep and Bear Arms is a Natural Right, not a “Constitutional Right”

by Mike Maharrey | May 3, 2016 | 14th Amendment, 2nd Amendment

A strong movement to end state conceal carry permit requirements has blossomed in the U.S. over the last couple of years. Supporters dub the idea “constitutional carry,” and often argue, “The Constitution is my gun permit,” or a variation on the theme, “The Second...
The 2nd Amendment: Individual, not Collective Rights

The 2nd Amendment: Individual, not Collective Rights

by TJ Martinell | Aug 29, 2015 | 2nd Amendment

Many detractors of the right to keep and bear arms have tried repeatedly over the years to make the claim that the Second Amendment refers only to a right held by a state-run militia, not individuals. This interpretation holds that the federal government can regulate,...
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