The Gun Rights Debate: How to Win It
The right to keep and bear arms is a contested issue in the United States. Those of us who support a well armed civilian militia are compelled to debate those who do not, whether we ought to have to do so or not.
But can we well regulate our debating style? Here, I have compiled a laundry list of different arguments for and against gun control (really properly termed anti-militia laws), and provided analysis on each categorical claim, attempting to explain why some arguments are weaker or stronger, potential improvements on the same, all with some basic legal and historical context. The text runs the gamut from weapons technology, to the backdrop of legal decisionmaking, to mere pragmatism. It is my hope that every member of the militia will be well served by the deliberately terse debate sections herein.
48 pages
English edition · First published 2023 by Independently published · ISBN 9798396257191
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