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Regarding the arrest of William Hayden, a Batton Rouge reality star and gun dealer, let’s consider the following:

1. Everyone is innocent until proven guilty

2. A vindictive ex-girlfriend can tell the most horrible lies, humiliate you online, there’s a reason “hell hath no fury as a woman scorned”

3. Learn about the McMartin Preeschool Trial, where “The interviewing techniques used during investigations of the allegations were highly suggestive and invited children to pretend or speculate about supposed events.”

Now you know.

Here’s an example of what NOT to do, assuming the 81-year-old man is guilty.

There are few people defending men in this country, so this letter is powerful. Nobody supports domestic violence, what we oppose is false accusations of domestic violence being used to confiscate guns. Let all free men and women keep their guns, that works best.

The Democratic Congress and President Barack Obama just can’t keep their eyes off of Americans’ guns. Though they are allowing an open invasion of the United States at the southern border, something they should be dealing with according to law, they are unconstitutionally focusing on their continuous violation of the Second Amendment. The new gun confiscation bill introduced in the Senate claims to be aimed at removing guns from domestic abusers, but since no authority was given to the federal government to restrict or regulate arms, it is unconstitutional on its face. Given the U.S. Supreme Court in Castle Rock v. Gonzalez ruled that the state owes no duty to protect citizens from each other, the government has no authority involving itself in domestic violence matters or child support enforcement matters.

The new bill, termed the Domestic Violence Gun Homicide Prevention Act of 2014, is cosponsored by U.S. Senators Murphy, Schatz, Gillibrand, Kaine, Levin, Durbin and Warren, all Senate Democrats with a long history of...

Here’s an interesting quote:

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“Tina Wilson-Cohen, a former Secret Service agent who founded She Can Shoot, a women’s league with 10 chapters and 3,000 members across the country, said 90 percent of women who joined did so because ‘they’ve been a victim at one point of their life, of stalking or date rape or domestic violence, or they have just felt so vulnerable, and they want to feel competent and like they can protect themselves.’”
Source: http://www.statesmanjournal.com/story/opinion/2014/08/09/protecting-gun-academic/13853573/

A pro-gun secret service agent understands that threats aren’t prevented by laws, they are prevented or stopped by people. Preparing yourself for a hurricane by boarding up your windows makes more sense than hoping the hurricane hits elsewhere, or that you can escape one time. It’s the same with weapons, and I’m glad She Can Shoot is getting more women to embrace the 2nd Amendment, even if I wish they had embraced it before they had been victimized.

Here’s a headline designed to freak out every anti-gun liberal:

Sometimes our cops are completely clueless, consider this mass shooting simulations to prepare the teachers:

Abandon hope all who enter the other 9th Circuit of hell:

BILLINGS – A new ruling from the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals finds that Montana felons can no longer own firearms.

This federal decision overrules Montana law which allowed felons to conceal and carry after completing his or her sentence.

Under federal law, convicted felons can no longer own firearms, regardless of whether he or she served the sentence or probation.

This decision comes after convicted rapist Frank Van der hule served his 13 year sentence and attempted to purchase a firearm.

Before this ruling, Montana was considered a “restorative state,” meaning felons who served his or her sentence would have full rights restored – voting and owning firearms among them.

A judge ruled against this, preventing Van der hule from being able to purchase a firearm.

The new ruling by the 9th Circuit applies to felons convicted of both violent and nonviolent crimes.

An important detail is that this is a state by state decision, meaning a felon convicted in a “restorative state” could visit Montana and legally posses a firearm.

A concern here is that felons who served a sentence years ago...

As the brother-in-law of a former Israeli soldier, I am offended when politically correct wussies forget their own history, here’s the story:

RawStory never prints anything positive about the Second Amendment, and this story is not exception.

A Colorado teen, stopped by the police for toting a loaded shotgun on the streets of Aurora, Colorado where James Holmes killed 12 and wounded seventy in a packed movie theater in 2012, claims he is doing it to make the public feel more “comfortable” around guns.

Steve Lohner, 18, was recently stopped by police responding to 911 calls alerting them about the teen. When asked to provide ID proving his age, Lohner refused to do so, while videotaping the encounter on his phone. The teen subsequently