MNPROGRESSIVEPROJECT.COM 1 Hour Ago Top Ten Reasons We Do Not Need Gun Control Tue Jan 01, 2013 at 13:23:29 PM CST 1) Guns Don't Kill People, Pencils Do Yes, you can kill folks with lots of different things. It is the exact same thing to be attacked with a pencil as it is to be attacked with a gun. The lethality of of a pencil, hammer, or knife is the same. This is iron clad logic. 2) Registering Stuff Means It Gets Taken Away. Just last summer I bought a new car. I had to register it. Any day now the guv'ment will come take away my car. I know registering my gun would immediately lead to someone taking it. It is not a paranoid delusion. Just like they are going to take my car, house, and vote. All things I have registered with the government. 3) Speaking of registering, you shouldn't have to register to do something in the Bill Of Rights. In fact, I say we organize ourselves and go practice our 1st Amendment Right to Assembly down at City Hall. If you're i...

WND.COM 3 Hours Ago ‘Evil gene’ in Sandy Hook killer? by DJ Dolce Text smaller Text bigger A Christian evangelist and best-selling author of dozens of books has a tip for scientists who have launched a study of the DNA of Sandy Hook killer Adam Lanza, searching for an “evil” gene. It’s already been found. “These scientists can’t see the forest for the trees, and this is what happens when there is a clash of two worldviews,” said Ray Comfort, who recently released “The Beatles, God and the Bible,” about the spirituality of the Fab Four, along with an accompanying movie, “Genius.” The project exposes the theological side of the Beatles, offering unique and fascinating insight into the spirituality of the world’s most famous rock band. He continued, “Secular humanity says that mankind is basically good, and if someone does something evil (such as mass murder), they’ve gone off the rails and there must therefore be a reason for the moral failure. “Perhaps he was bullied as...

AMERICANTHINKER.COM 8 Hours Ago Articles: The Fallacy of Gun Control by Edward Paltzik As a parent of two boys under the age of four, a responsible gun owner, and an NRA member, I'd like to take this opportunity to rebut "Sensible Arms Control," in which my good friend Brett Joshpe argues for more gun control following the Newtown tragedy. Gun Rights are Inalienable and Natural There is nothing "lazy" about characterizing the inalienable right to defend self, family, and property, and the right to hunt, as "natural rights." Preaching from their ivory towers (typically capitol buildings, college campuses, gated communities, and urban apartments), gun control proponents casually dismiss the dire consequences of disarming law-abiding citizens. I own a home in an empty corner of Maine, where my family and I are generally out of range of rapid police assistance both on our property and while traveling in the area. As a concealed carry permit holder...