Election 2020 is underway, and you know what that means: It's time for the Meme War Boogaloo! The war to save the Second Amendment is fought in the legislatures, in the courthouses, and (because it's 2020) social-media feeds. The way those feeds work is that they're programmed to only "serve up" content that their algorithms say you want to see. When a majority of America gets … [Read more...] about 9 Pro-Gun Memes to Stump Social-Media Shills
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In Case You Missed It: Top 10 Articles for 2019
Guns & Gadgets Daily readers have spoken...here are your favorite GGD articles for 2019! The year and the decade are coming rapidly to a close. Before the Roaring '20s get loud, we'd like to take a moment to thank you, our readers, for helping us get the word out about the guns we love, the gadgets that keep them interesting, and the freedoms of the Second Amendment. We'd … [Read more...] about In Case You Missed It: Top 10 Articles for 2019
How to Tell When Gun Grabbers Will Politicize a Shooting
What makes some mass shootings more equal than others? On December 29, 2019, just a few days after Christmas, a gunman walked into a Texas church and started shooting--and, I promise you, the news articles about that shooting will stop running before the New Year. You already know the reason why: Because the bad guy with a gun was stopped by two good guys with guns. What's … [Read more...] about How to Tell When Gun Grabbers Will Politicize a Shooting
Why “Universal Background Checks” For Gun Sales Don’t Work
Aww, FBI. You tried, and that's what matters. This is why Second Amendment advocates should be wary of "universal background checks." Universal NICS checks--e.g., the idea that every single gun transfer, including private ones, should be performed through the FBI's National Instant Criminal Background Check system--are always at the top of every anti-gunner's wishlist. … [Read more...] about Why “Universal Background Checks” For Gun Sales Don’t Work
Facing NRA Lawsuit, San Francisco Says “Uncle”
Who knew that "domestic terrorists" have lawyers and a copy of the Bill of Rights? It's a sad day for America when it becomes necessary to employ a very expensive team of lawyers to explain to a government body (in this case, San Francisco's Board of Supervisors) that the first two Amendments to the Constitution actually forbid them from blacklisting anyone with ties to the … [Read more...] about Facing NRA Lawsuit, San Francisco Says “Uncle”
