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Another NYT op-ed calling for repeal of 2nd Amendment. And this guy is supposedly the "conservative" on NYT's editorial staff, and an avowed "Never Trumper".
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/05/opin ... t-nra.html

J.R.@A&M wrote:This NR column is still relevant. https://www.nationalreview.com/2015/08/ ... nt-repeal/

Excellent article. Somewhat alarming in that the author said in August 2015 that there wasn't open calls for repealing the 2nd Amendment. Now in March 2018 that is exactly what the left is calling for in much greater numbers than ever before.

Here's a more recent article by same author, sheds some light on those statements about "most americans favor more gun control".
https://www.nationalreview.com/corner/t ... trol-poll/

Soccerdad1995 wrote:

Middle Age Russ wrote:... but we must do something for public safety -- for the kids!! The hew and cry continues -- in the names of the children to elicit a more favorable response and shut down fact-based dialog and debate. The arguments to deny rights and limit Liberty for "public safety" are those of tyrants and dictators. Truly well educated people understand such lessons from history. Alas, we live in an age of indoctrination rather than education.

Raising the driving age to 25 would save a ton of lives. That also would not violate anyone's fundamental human rights as guaranteed in the U.S. Constitution. Why aren't these kiddos starting with that particular piece of low hanging fruit? Could it be that they are only worried about things that don't impact them personally?

They are children being led around by politically savvy manipulators. Because they are children, logic and reason are not fully developed, even more the case in those who are in the education system which is no longer interested in creating independent thinkers full of knowledge and facts.

These children are not the problem, the problem is that progressive socialists are using mind numbed and traumatized children to pursue their agenda of complete power over the people.

AndyC wrote:Is there a listing anywhere of any politician's total donations from lobbyists? I'd like to see how their NRA money stacks up against all the others, because I'm really tired of hearing that "they've been bought off by the NRA" when I'm sure that's just a drop in the bucket versus other huge contributions.

I've been wondering the same thing. When you see so and so person received $30,000 from the NRA, how does that amount relate to the amount of money received from other special interests?

A march of an estimated 200,000, which is considered about average in Washington, is a clear sign?

Millions have marched in Washington to end abortion yet the practice continues to end the lives of thousands of unborn children every week.