Whatever makes kings can unmake them.
— Isabel Paterson, The God of the Machine
Service in the militia, for purposes of national defense, suppression of rebellion, and answering the “hue and cry,” was widely understood as an ancient right and ...
Rallying her base — and putting her enemies on notice — Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton told a debate audience in Las Vegas that the country must "stand up against the NRA" and push for more gun-control laws. ...
The following is Chapter 2 from FFF’s new ebook Freedom and Security: The Second Amendment and the Right to Keep and Bear Arms by Scott McPherson.
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, ...
My brother once quipped, “The great thing about being a Leftist is never having to say you’re sorry.” He was talking about the propensity of those who erroneously describe themselves as “liberals” to endlessly pat themselves on the back ...
Who are these, obsequious fools
Lickspittles drawing e'er near
To the flames of power, but fulfilled
By a moment in diadem's glare?
“To arms!” they cry – to all but they
For what good is slavish applause
If spent upon a battlefield –
What then for ...
He learns with delight, upon simple exertions
Of small minds contrite, facing clever assertions –
Resentfully so, for want of good work
That likewise inspires – saying "'Tis job for our kirk!"
"Traitor or knave, your mind is askew,
With thoughts of such an ...
“NH State House Unmoved by Newtown Shootings” is the headline of a Portsmouth Patch story about a recent gathering of “area gun violence prevention experts.” The meeting at the public library in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, was hosted ...
It is not uncommon for critics of the free market to allege that for-profit providers of services have an interest, not in solving problems, but rather in prolonging them. Why would the medical industry cure cancer, heart disease, or ...
Part 1 | Part 2
I’ve been having a friendly back-and-forth with a friend of mine over the issue of guns, self-defense, and the Second Amendment for several weeks now. After sending him my latest ...
After the turbulent years 1968–1972, the widespread civil unrest that plagued Northern Ireland calmed to a point deemed “an acceptable level of violence” by then British home secretary Reginald Maudling. City centers and army barracks were still being bombed; ...
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