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Firstly, you betray the game here by saying guns shouldn't be treated as a right. That attitude is part of the core issue so many have on the Right with ANY compromise, because at the end of the day such a fundamental underlying disagreement means that no compromise can be trusted to hold...

His take is idiotic, he's bothsaming and ignoring the actual facts around things.

Specifically poaching in the west and Appalachian mountains, where a silencer would reduce a rifle report down from "being able to be hear for miles" to "only being able to be heard one holla over". Yes and no. For common hunting rifles, arguably yes since poaching is still a thing that can...

Actually, Gun Control in the US predates that by a good 60 years... dating back to prior to the Civil War you had laws that prohibited former slaves from owning firearms. And in the post Civil War era you had prohibitions on blacks owning firearms. Gun control in the US was very much founded...

No, this has nothing to do with Covid. Gun control advocates have been trying FOR YEARS to weaponize the CDC against firearms and firearm ownership, going back to the 1990s, to the point where there was a law passed in 1996 that stated "none of the funds made available for injury prevention and...

. . . I have a feeling this is gonna end up in the courts. This entire thing stinks of Poll Taxes, and should be shut down just like those are.

The courts. Even courts that are not heavily pro-2nd amendment are going to take a dim view on what amounts to legislating via Executive fiat, especially if it's executive decisions that turn people from law abiding to criminals basically overnight. That's gonna end up running afoul of the...

Because towing takes time and a tow truck can be delayed/prevented to getting to a broken down vehicle by the vehicle itself. The more common way to move a broken down car out of traffic is to put the car in neutral (which can be done without power), and physically moving the car. But to gain...

OK, so, the origin of this idea actually has a legitimate reason for existing, but it exists due to how other property and privacy rights intersect. Long story short, under normal circumstances, Police are not allowed to break into an automobile without a warrant, as the courts have held that...

No. Most lawyers in college go to Pre-Law as their BA. I took some pre-law level Constitutional Law classes back in college and was the only one who was on the English track, everyone else was pre-law, some history, and some business. That said, English does make sense before going into a Law...