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Two newspaper headlines that have me scratching my…well, maybe not my head, because…
TAFKAT* (you work it out) has been kicking in seriously with critical wailings over New York Times headlines, especially the ones about Joe Biden. But this isn’t about Joe Biden headlines in the Times. Nope, I’m going to give you … Continue reading
Posted in Guns in the U.S. of A., Journalism, The Facts of Life
Tagged dog sledder, headless torso, Joe Biden, New York Daily News, New York Times, Paul Krugman, TAFKAT
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The eternal problem of guys with guns
From Harper’s Weekly Review: “I’m hit! I’m hit!” cried a Florida deputy after mistaking for gunshots the sound of falling acorns. Anywhere else I’d think maybe the guy was joking. But this was in Florida.
Posted in Guns in the U.S. of A., The Facts of Life
Tagged Harper's
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What is a militia? Not what interpreters of the 2nd Amendment say it is
Oh yeah? Who sez different? Alexander Hamilton, in the Federalist No. 29, “Concerning the Militia,” where he describes in detail what a militia is and must be: The power of regulating the militia, and of commanding its services in times … Continue reading
Posted in Government, Guns in the U.S. of A., Politics, The Facts of Life, War
Tagged 2nd Amendment, Alexander Hamilton, Confederacy, District of Columbia, Federalist No 29, Federalist Papers, Founding Fathers, insurrection, Militias, National Guard, originalists, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, US Army, US Constitution, well regulated militia
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