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One of the arguments we routinely use is that the gun is not to blame for a mass shooting. Pro-gun advocates will tell the world that the gun has no mind of its own. It doesn’t make people kill, and it can also stop attacks if used, so let’s stop pretending guns are to blame. However, in light of the most recent mass shooting, it seems that a large number of Americans disagree. Americans are closely divided over whether more stringent control of guns could have helped prevent this weekend’s massacre at a Pittsburgh synagogue. But one-third of Americans think access to guns is more at fault

For a gun rights advocate, there may not be a phrase that’s more annoying than one that starts with, “I’m a hunter, but…” These are people who will support the gun control agenda, at least as it currently stands, and ignore anyone who points out that the gun control crowd’s M.O. means they’ll be coming for hunting rifles eventually. They figure since the current debate leaves their guns alone, the rest of the firearm-owning community can go pound sand. Now, Vice is giving them a platform as a way to try and counter the National Rifle Association. Jim Low grew up in Jefferson City, Missouri

For better or worse, we’re in what some have termed a cold civil war. For the last several years, we’ve seen riots aplenty. We’ve seen opponents of President Trump assault their opposition. They’ve thrown Molotov cocktails and bottles with M80s inside, all designed to hurt or kill their opponents. Violence has been bubbling up for some time. While there have been examples of people from what is termed as this side of the aisle being violent, the “bomber” of recent memory and the driver of the car in Charlottesville who killed a protestor, these acts have been dwarfed by the countless acts of

Liberals Are Freaking Out Over Trump’s Plan to End Birthright Citizenship. Here’s Why You Shouldn’t.

When is a Shooting Not Gun Violence? When The Targets Are Republicans!

No FUDDS wanted!

If there’s one thing the American left loves more than gun control, it’s identity politics. They love to put people in little boxes and expect them to vote a certain way because of they’re ethnicity. They don’t like to think of people as individuals who make decisions about their politics based on their own experiences, observations, and understanding. That’s why they get so angry at black Republicans, for example. Yet they can’t help themselves. They don’t see how someone can’t identify with the identity group in every way. Which may explain an op-ed basically trying to push Jewish Republic

Hitler forced the Jews to embrace gun control, that didn't work out too well for them or many others for that fact!

What is unconstitutional is infringing our unalienable right to self defense!

When you’re on this side of the gun debate, you get used to understanding that the media is against you. It’s one of the first things you learn. After a while, it’s hard not to see that bias everywhere. But a lot of people never notice it. They don’t pay that much attention and never realize how the media is heavily biased against roughly half of the country. I’ll admit that I used to deny it even existed myself. However, Hollywood has a definite anti-gun bias despite their reliance on firearms to make a product people want to watch. Recently, they decided to offer more proof of that. The