The Second Amendment will continue.

Second Amendment Rights in Jeopardy.

An essay on the massive expenses the American government puts forth each year to sustain a military, and why it matters to you. Originally written for an AP U.S. History class, it is admittedly not the best work ever, but still a decent read.

The killing of 12 students in Brazil causes politicians to call for stricter gun las in a country that already has stringent controls. Why does this not happen in the US when the same tragedy occurs?

Gun control is a hot topic after the Arizona shootings.

The proliferation of guns in the US, and right wing defenses using the second amendment, have created a culture that is almost as violent as a war zone.

An article addressing the upsurge of violence in our government, culminating in a woman having her head stomped on by a Rand Paul supporter.

It is clear that social order is breaking down, prefaced by the State’s inability or unwillingness to repair the infrastructure, provide decent education, promote meaningful universally accessible and affordable health care, control its debt, or do much else that is socially positive. Shrill voices call for limited government, and such will not work in this age of complexity. Increasing numbers of people perceive the U.S. government in paralysis, surely at least the forerunner of a failed State. Given this, there is the legitimate question of whether need to rely upon themselves for protection, i.e., the need to carry weapons. This article discusses the issues involved.

A brief look at current legal happenings concerning gun issues, followed by a thumbnail sketch of this writers life growing up and living with guns.

A look at the real logic behind the pro-gun stance.