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New Jersey judge orders guns returned to blind man

Rockaway - Steven Hopler is legally blind. And it was alleged he is a drunk. And he accidentally shot himself. Nevertheless, a judge ruled he has a Second Amendment right to bear arms and ordered police to return the guns they had seized from him.

In the Media by Arthur Weinreb

Op-Ed: Shoot First Ask Later — Gun Laws in the U.S

A look at the gun laws in the United States and the history of the 2nd Amendment. How has this amendment been distorted to commit crimes and make money for the gun lobbyists.

In the Media by Erin P. Capuano - 20 comments

Op-Ed: Gun Rights or Gun Wrongs?

At the recent gathering of gun enthusiasts at the NRA’s annual convention in St. Louis, the organization’s Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre suggested the media was guilty of “sensational reporting” in reference to the Trayvon Martin case.

In the Media by Sadiq Green - 32 comments

Op-Ed: The Conservative Manifesto — Now with 50% more bull

All life on Earth was created, fully clothed and equipped with renewable subscriptions, by the blessed non-sexual union of Our Ronnie and Our Maggie in 1980. It was from this hallowed point that the Great Return To the Womb began.

In the Media by Paul Wallis - 26 comments

Op-Ed: Inside the gun control bill HR 45

Gun control is being back doored into existence by a resolution in the United States House of Representatives. Stand by to give up your guns?

In the Media by Gar Swaffar - 9 comments

ACLU Defends Gun Rights in New Orleans

While some folks think the ACLU is a left-wing organization, this latest defense from the organization might put that to rest. It is defending a man’s right to own a gun under circumstances some from the left might question.

In the Media by Carol Forsloff - 1 comment

Public Taking More Conservative View on Second Amendment

The matter of gun control is moving to the right. More and more Americans favor the conservative view, that the second amendment gives them freedom to own a gun. Gun ownership is growing in popularity.

In the Media by Carol Forsloff - 26 comments

Are Assault Rifles Needed for Hunting

While people talk guns and restrictions under the Obama administration, the specifics aren’t discussed at times. The issue of hunting is one of them. Hunters want their rights protected, but do they need assault rifles?

In the Media by Carol Forsloff - 38 comments

National Rifle Association Declares It Will Spontaneously Combust

Just as the anger and frustrations begin to grow in different parts of the country as the recession deepens, the National Rifle Association decides to spontaneously combust.

In the Media by Carol Forsloff - 58 comments

Does Your Preacher Pack a Gun?

God and guns we might think don’t swing together in church or anywhere else. After all there’s a rule about killing. It turns out that many preachers in one Southern part of the United States love their guns and consider them valuable.

In the Media by Carol Forsloff - 7 comments

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Omnibus crime bill amended by Senate committee

The Senate committee reviewing the government's omnibus crime bill Monday passed amendments introduced by the Conservatives, confirming the government's desire to change parts of the controversial bill.

Amend copyright bill, music industries urge MPs

Representatives for musicians, record labels and a radio company asked MPs to amend the government's copyright reform bill Tuesday during testimony before a parliamentary committee.

Kenney amends controversial refugee bill

Immigration Minister Jason Kenney is bending to opposition pressure and amending his controversial refugee omnibus bill, C-31.

Reimer, Leafs shut out Penguins

It didn't take the Toronto Maple Leafs long to make amends for their biggest collapse of the season.

Elder abuse sentences to be toughened

The Harper government is introducing amendments to the Criminal Code to encourage judges to consider tougher sentences for those convicted of elder abuse.