Gun owner and correspondent HZ followed up on reports that the Bloomington Herald-Times was "treat[ing] law-abiding gun owners like registered sex offenders."
...Per editor Robert Zaltzberg in his reply to HZ's inquiry:
"It is not true..." [More]
In what may be the most remarkable part of this story is that Sheriff Alberden is publicly backing that position up--saying that his department will not enforce a campus gun ban. [More]Kurt thinks the sheriff's position sounds familiar.
Jeremy Engelking will appear in Douglas County court this afternoon to face a trespassing charge. But here’s the kicker: The Superior man allegedly trespassed on his own property. [More]Squeeze. Like only the "Only Ones" can.
Yes, I've read the Second Amendment but no right is absolute. Police officers and other symbols of government take on a certain amount of risk to do their jobs, if restricting the flow of guns or making it more difficult to purchase guns eases our collective minds somewhat, we should consider it. [More]The best rejoinder I can think of was spoken by Dan Akroyd.
"Outing" someone against their will like this and violating their privacy is flat out an evil act of aggression. Which is why one would hope Baxter would be sympathetic to the plight of concealed carry permit holders in Indiana... [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner notes not all gun owners are ready to come out of the safe, and that's their right.
Tho’ the Consideration of a Winters Campaign, & Practicability of an Attack on Philada have been so lately proposed, every Gentleman who extended his Views beyond the present Hour, must have turnd his Thoughts upon these Subjects so as to be able to form something more than a sudden Opinion. There cannot be any Person, Sir, either on a publick or private Account, upon whom the Motives for a Winters Campaign can operate more forcibly. I have every Reason to wish it—& yet in the State & Condition of our Army my Judgment is against it. [More]
