A couple protected their home from violent trespassers without firing a shot; Now they are facing felony charges and their guns have been confiscated indefinitely – all in the pro-gun, conservative ‘Castle doctrine’ state of Missouri.
It was understood by our forefathers that ALL human beings were born equal with inalienable rights endowed to us by our Creator, largely based on the philosophy of natural law and that the purpose of government is, simply, to protect these rights.
This post was contributed anonymously as the author did not want to come up against our current Cultural Revolution. As always, the views of this author do not necessarily represent those of The Liberty Block and we welcome rebuttals and comments. It’s been a long time since I’ve said anything Read more…
This may sound redundant, but it deserves to be restated . . . the gray rabbit does not get shot and the black duck gets blasted via gunfire for every time that he is outsmarted.
Below is the raw, uncensored response from one of our editors, Mike Sennello when Elliot sent him HB1509, a terribly flawed anti-gun bill whose arrogant sponsors attempted to disguise as an ‘elder abuse’ bill: Holy shit this is a mess. This response is a doozy, so strap in, folks. 1. Read more…
After leaving work today, I drove home using my usual route. As I’ve resolved to do ever since receiving a hefty speeding ticket (on this very road), I obeyed the posted speed limit for my whole commute. On this road, it was 35 MPH, though the normal flow of traffic Read more…
Earlier today, while again thinking about running for state office in Wyoming, I began to wonder what sort of legislation I’d propose. I immediately had so many ideas, I figured I should probably begin writing them down, lest I forget even a single one. This is important stuff, folks. The Read more…
The Following is a Facebook post by Mark Kreslins, published here with his permission: I am of the persuasion that the “ark” which I too am constructing is the last measure. But until it becomes clear its time to board, which I believe is very near sans unpredictable occurrences, we Read more…
The House on Friday passed a bill that would gradually raise the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2025, passing almost entirely along party lines.