The Second Amendment isn't about duck hunting or target shooting.

Remember: once you have ascertained that you are dealing with hostile intruders, the staircase becomes a free-fire zone.

Those of us who have seen violent death up close, who have seen what high-powered bullets can do to living human tissue, have a horror of inflicting that nightmarish, never forgotten damage on a fellow human being. Perhaps the only more terrifying prospect is that such a fate should befall us or our loved ones. This is why we, a representative cross-section of America's population, keep deadly weapons for personal defense.

My own idea of a $5,500 .45 auto is a used Volkswagon with a Glock 30 in the glove box.

The way to reason with a predator is to make it aware that it can live in a cage, or it can die, but it can no longer prey upon us.

A basic principle of American justice holds that a bad man has the same rights as a good man.

Dr. King kept guns in his home to protect himself and his family. After firebombing and numerous death threats by racists, his application for a permit to carry a gun was denied by the 'may issue' white power structure (Democrat) in that time and place. Let the holiday that celebrates this man’s life include some reflection on the importance of the Second Amendment.