A man allegedly burglarized a church in northeastern Oklahoma City, Okla., but the pastor confronted him and held him at gunpoint, directing him to wait outside on the ground for police. Prior to their arrival, the suspect changed his mind and got up, at which point the pastor fired two shots. The suspect fled and was apprehended a short time later by police.
Oklahoma City police confirmed that the pastor has a concealed-carry license and that no one was injured in the incident.
If you’ve ever wondered why nonviolent felonies should disqualify someone from their Second Amendment rights for life, then you’re asking the same question a court just did.
Despite the Second Amendment’s plain language, there are still many places throughout the country in which it is nearly impossible for even the most conscientious citizen to follow the letter of the law. This is by design.
A mountain of fees, regulations and more is making it increasingly difficult for many law-abiding Americans to exercise their Second Amendment rights. This is what gun-control proponents want.
President Joe Biden is reportedly set to announce that his administration is creating a new federal office.
Many people hide behind and project their ideological fantasies onto the political world. If only these same people would take a clear, honest look around them, they might just learn a thing or two.
As the Declaration of Independence says, all free people “are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights.” The first and most-fundamental of these is the right to arms to defend ourselves.
