
Why Policy Changes Do Not Secure Rights — A Warning to Gun Owners
Policy changes can be reversed. Matt lost his FFL and gun rights under Biden’s ATF – and even Trump hasn’t fixed it. Here’s why legislation, not policy, is the only real safeguard.
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Policy changes can be reversed. Matt lost his FFL and gun rights under Biden’s ATF – and even Trump hasn’t fixed it. Here’s why legislation, not policy, is the only real safeguard.

Charm. Isolation. Dependency. Abuse. Abusers follow patterns, not impulses – and I didn’t see it until it was too late.

Gun free zones don’t stop killers. They welcome them. A father’s fight to protect his daughter exposes a dangerous ideology.

She grew up with gunpowder and pine needles, learning to shoot before she could drive. She never imagined those skills would one day save her.

Are you a citizen or a subject? C. Richard Archie traces how Tennessee stripped away explicit gun rights protections and replaced them with restrictions.

Two boys. Two upbringings. One feared guns, the other respected them. When their worlds collide, who walks away changed?

After protestors stormed a Minneapolis church, one former law enforcement officer makes the case for collective firearms training.

Australia’s gun laws left beachgoers defenseless against terrorists. Dan Wos examines the deadly consequences of disarming citizens.

After the Brown University shooting, we surveyed conservative colleges on their firearms policies. The results may surprise you.

Why do anti-gunners assume the worst about gun owners? Dan Wos explains the psychology of projection and what it reveals about gun control advocates.

U.K. proposes eliminating jury trials for most crimes. Deputy PM says there’s “no right” to trial by jury. A disarmed population has no recourse.

Group chat titled ‘This Bitch Needs to Die’ targets conservative mom. Democrat prosecutor declines charges. You are your own first defender.
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