“Tag: crime”

It should come as no surprise that when armed citizens lawfully defend themselves, crime drops. Brazil is yet another example of how this holds true.

Today’s gun-control “experts” masquerade as an authority on firearms and are buoyed by a similarly partial mainstream media, but we can still fight back with facts and the truth.

What has transpired with Hunter Biden should teach even gun-control supporters that the legal system doesn’t work when you focus all its resources on controlling good citizens while making special deals to let the elites off.

A favorite narrative often pushed by gun controllers is that more guns and fewer gun-control laws inevitably leads to more crime. To push this false claim, they are even willing to do this.

Here are four specific policies that routinely make us all less safe and that, after crime rates predictably rise, are then used as excuses from gun-control proponents to further restrict our right to keep and bear arms.

America is supposed to be a land of opportunity and equal rights, not a land where the elites are protected while the average citizens struggle to remain safe.

The more we learn about violent crime in America, the more evident it becomes that a small number of specific areas are where many of these crimes are concentrated.

Under the guise of ensuring that the rights of defendants are upheld, states like New York have stacked the deck in such a way as to make the prosecution's job presumptively impossible. The results of this change have been predictable and disastrous.

CDC Director Rochelle Walensky claimed in 2021 that the supposed public-health agency is "not here about gun control." As it turns out, the CDC is all about gun control.