Screen capture by Boch. Via YouTube. Next Post Coming Soon…▶ A Georgia high school coach is facing suspension suspension after going hands-on with a female student with a gun in her backpack. Supporters say he saved lives, but the video tells a slightly different story. Citing a violation of staffRead More →
TFB Podcast Roundup 4 – Student of the Gun, Bob Faxon, & Ian McCollum Welcome to the TFB Podcast Roundup 4. I recently took a trip out to Wyoming to do some prairie dog hunting and while my time out there was phenomenal, I was unfortunately stuck for many hoursRead More →
Shutterstock From the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education . . . After more than a year in limbo, the University of Pennsylvania’s Hunting, Archery, and Shooting Club is officially a recognized student group. Under pressure from the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) and with help from FIRERead More →
From the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education . . . During the COVID-19 pandemic, over 750 registered student groups at the University of Pennsylvania have been able to host virtual events. But Penn students interested in hunting, archery, and shooting are being denied permission for even virtual activities. Yesterday,Read More →
Shutterstock Psychology professor L. Rowell Huesmann, who studies aggressive behavior and media violence, said Wade is unlikely to win his case due to the precedent set by D.C. v. Heller. He added that the University and surrounding community is better off with the standing firearms ban. “Numerous studies show thatRead More →
Image by Carl “Bear” Bussjaeger Here’s a little thought experiment. To be clear, I’m not proposing that this actually be done, but it might be worth discussing it with anti-2A types. It also makes a good talking point. No doubt you recall the Obama administration order that magically — withoutRead More →