Tom Knighton
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Everytown Lawyer Proves How Little She Understands About Shooting (opens the original)
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I get that most gun control advocates know jack squat about shooting. David Hogg tried to find a niche for himself a while back by making a big thing out of his going shooting; thus, he couldn't really be anti-gun, but now that no one is buying it, he's seemingly stopped pushing that as hard. He probably knows more about shooting than most of his buddies in the anti-gun camp, and no one is going to be impressed by his knowledge. Yet it gets hilarious when an attorney for Everytown Law decides to
Residents Outraged After Sheriff Declines to Charge Armed Citizen (opens the original)
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When bullying happens to your child, you want something done about it. I tend to think an old-school butt-whooping from the victim does more good than anything, but I've been informed by more than one school administrator that such behavior isn't acceptable. I'm just going to say, after the one where my kid had to be dragged off of the would-be bully, he never had a problem again. Anyway, it's tough for a father to deal with it, because what was considered normal in our day isn't today, and in s
ATF, Marshals Arrest Alleged Straw Buyer Who Provided Gun to Charlotte Cop Killer (opens the original)
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Being a police officer is tough. I wouldn't do it for three times the top-end pay for an officer, much less what they actually get paid. Growing up around the profession, I saw just what kind of toll it could take on a person, and that's without losing a number of your colleagues in a single day. Just one was enough to rattle a lot of police officers' families deeply. Officers in Charlotte, NC, dealt with that back in 2024 when four of their colleagues were gunned down by a convicted felon armed
Why Female Murder Victims 'Knowing' Their Assailant Means Little (opens the original)
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If you read my story about the Violence Policy Center's so-called study, you had to know that sooner or later, the media would get hold of it. While I kind of expected the New York Times or someone to get hold of it and make a thing of it, I still knew someone would if they declined. There's this report out of South Carolina, and we need to talk about it. South Carolina's rate of women killed by men remained above the national average in 2024, according to a nationwide study highlighted by the S
California Man Arrested After Firing Warning Shots at Burglars (opens the original)
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Let's start off by noting that yes, warning shots are stupid. I don't feel like getting into why, generally speaking, in this piece, because it's not about that. It's about a California man facing charges for firing warning shots. It started with the nightmare scenario for many people: the proverbial bump in the night. Someone was inside of the home in the dark of night who shouldn't have been there. So a man who works as a security guard decided he needed to do something, but he apparently didn
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