Ep. 111 - NRA： America’s #1 Civil Rights Defenders
Summary
In the wake of the mass shooting in Parkland, Florida, Democrats are quick to point the finger at the National Rifle Association. Michael Knowles, on the other hand, is quick to defend the Second Amendment and the right to bear arms.
Transcript
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Cynical Democrat politicians who failed at every level to prevent the high school shooting
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in Parkland, Florida, are now excusing everybody who had anything to do with preventing the
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shooting and placing all of the blame on the NRA, which is a civil rights organization
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that had absolutely nothing to do with the shooting.
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This is par for the course for Democrats who have long pushed gun control to oppress black
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people and other minorities and really just all the rest of us.
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We will analyze the racist history of gun control and the real purpose of the Second Amendment.
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I'm Michael Knowles and this is The Michael Knowles Show.
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This show might as well just be retitled The NRA is Great and a Wonderful, Beautiful Thing,
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But before we get to that, before we get to that, this is one of my favorite topics.
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I have been glued to Twitter all weekend because I've just been defending the NRA and the right
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to keep and bear arms because, as Ronald Reagan pointed out, it's not that our liberal friends
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It's just they know so many things that aren't.
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So they have this issue completely backwards, exactly upside down, as they frequently do.
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The lawyers make you say that thing at the end.
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And these kids, you know the kids from Florida who are being prostituted by CNN?
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My entire Twitter feed for the past several days has been people posting pictures that
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If I were, I'd be, I could be a double life member.
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If I were a cat, I'd get eight more life memberships.
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I hope the NRA is giving CNN a cut here because they're clearly cleaning up and the CNN keeps
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I kind of feel bad for them when I, they're 17 years old.
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When I was 17, like David Hogg, I thought and said a lot of very stupid things.
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Unlike David Hogg, the adults in my life didn't prostitute me on CNN and really probably screw
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And some of my personal life, they're, but for the grace of God, go I.
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I really do kind of feel for these kids, even though they're very annoying and they
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don't know anything and they keep calling people murderers and they're really saying
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Now that the main kid that you see, the telegenic one, David Hogg, he's, he's now moving on to
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I think because he knows his 15 minutes are up.
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How about we don't spend money on arming teachers?
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We spend it instead educating students in STEM so people can do more cool stuff and we'll be
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able to create jobs and renewable, clean and independent American energy like wind and solar.
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I don't know how, I don't know what he's going to throw in next.
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Maybe he'll start talking about abortion or something.
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Yesterday, his mission was to make schools safe.
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Now it's to increase science funding, which by the way, isn't an either or.
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It's the slate of Democrat talking points because he wants to squeeze out another minute on
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That's true for a lot of people, but this is really backfiring.
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A lot of these other kids are blaming the NRA, Republican politicians who defend civil
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This is overreaching and it's really wearing thin.
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I do criticize CNN for prostituting them and the adults in their lives for prostituting
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We were told now by these kids and by CNN and by everyone else that we don't need guns
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ourselves because law enforcement will protect us.
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But of course, in this case, law enforcement failed at every level here.
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It failed all the way as high as the FBI, which received tips, didn't follow up.
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And it certainly failed at the sheriff's level where deputies waited while this crazy
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shooter was blowing people to bits and he was waiting outside with a gun because he was
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Here is the sheriff, Sheriff Scott Israel, avoiding all blame whatsoever.
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Jake, I could only take responsibility for what I knew about.
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I also love he says, I can only take responsibility for what I knew about.
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There were how many complaints, how many dozens of complaints about these kids?
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You didn't know because you're a terrible sheriff.
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You didn't know because you're awful at running your sheriff's office.
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You can take responsibility for negligence, at least negligence, maybe more.
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And I got to tell you, if you haven't seen that whole Jake Tapper interview, it's worth
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I'm very mean to Jake Tapper because Jake Tapper has become a mean girl who carries water for
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He did that awful town hall the other night and he allowed those teenagers to call Marco Rubio
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I don't know where that guy's been, but when Jake Tapper wants to be, he can be a journalist
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Lefties are comparing gun control, gun control to the civil rights movement.
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They are opposing the NRA, an organization whose sole purpose is to defend civil rights.
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They're calling that the civil rights movement.
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The same thing happened, as you know, back in the 50s and 60s for the civil rights movement.
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Young people said, we will not tolerate what our ancestors have tolerated.
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We have had enough and we're willing to fight for it and willing to do march in the streets
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Ruby Hall said, when I think about our babies today and them not being safe in school,
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I think that should be the next civil rights movement, you know, is to ban the assault weapons
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I don't think it means what you think it means.
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They keep using the phrase civil rights, but what they really mean is they want to deprive
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They're saying, we support civil rights and we support civil rights so much that we're
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going to take away one of your most basic civil rights.
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This is a civil rights issue, but Oprah is on the wrong side of the civil rights issue.
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If this were the 1960s, she would be on the side of George Wallace.
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She would be on the side, if this were the 1860s, she'd be on the side of the Democrats
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The right to keep and bear arms is a civil right.
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It is a constitutionally protected civil right and it's a civil right that throughout history
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has been denied black people so that whites could oppress them.
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The NRA exists to protect that civil right against all sorts of tyranny and especially
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to protect minorities who for centuries have regularly seen their civil rights trampled
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The NRA, here's just a brief history of the NRA, a brief history of the racist gun control
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laws in this country and why anybody who's concerned with civil rights, anybody who's
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concerned with racial equality should vehemently oppose gun control.
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It is the oldest continuously operating civil rights organization and the largest and best
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funded lobbying organization in the United States.
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There's this insane suggestion now on the left because they realize Americans like our
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So they say, well, the NRA, they don't really represent gun owners.
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They don't really represent civil rights advocates.
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They just represent the gun makers as though there's a difference.
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The gun makers and the gun owners have a few things in common.
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We like guns, we like freedom, and we don't like gun control.
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We have the same agenda here, which is to protect civil rights.
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By the way, even if we're talking about the civil rights movement of the 1950s and 60s,
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gun control has been the single most important tool of white supremacists for centuries.
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The first gun control law in American history was passed not in the 20th century, not in
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the 19th century, but in the 17th century, in Virginia, in 1640.
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That gun control law specifically prohibited blacks from owning guns.
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You might say, well, slaves couldn't own guns because they didn't have a lot of other
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It also prevented freed men, men who were not slaves, from owning guns as well because the
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whites in Virginia in 1640 did not want to tolerate blacks having guns.
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After Nat Turner's slave rebellion in Virginia in 1931, that state prohibited even free blacks
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to keep or carry any fire lock of any kind, any military weapon, or any powder or lead.
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Now, even before that was passed into law, before the Nat Turner rebellion in 1831, even
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before that, a free black family was found possessing a lead shot, which it was using as scale weights.
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Nevertheless, Virginian mobs descended on this family and they debated executing the owner
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of just the lead, just being used for scale weights.
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In 1834, the Tennessee legislature amended its state constitution.
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The state constitution previously had said the free men of this state have a right to keep
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They then changed that provision of the state constitution to say the free white men of this
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state have a right to keep and bear arms for their common defense.
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Just a subtle linguistic shift, but it deprived a huge percentage of the population from keeping
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Dred Scott determined that any black person whose ancestors were slaves could not be an American
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This was one of the regularly cited as the worst, and certainly one of the worst decisions in
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That decision hinged on the question of gun ownership.
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So it obviously predated the civil war only by three years, but the chief justice in the Dred Scott
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decision wrote, it would give them the full liberty to keep and carry arms wherever they went.
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If they were just promising citizenship rights to black Americans without that provision to
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actually protect them, maybe the Dred Scott decision would have gone a different way.
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But it isn't just words, words, words, which can be trampled over by a powerful and armed
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That citizenship in the United States also gives you the right to protect yourself.
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In many, in many cases, uniquely or in a uniquely American way, after the Confederate surrender
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in 1865, after the Civil War was over, defeated Southerners very quickly rounded up all the
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Frederick Douglass, a good Republican, implored the federal government to stop the state and
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local governments from infringing on the right of the people to keep and bear arms.
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State and local governments would just round all of these up.
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And this is an important distinction, which we're going to talk about tomorrow when we
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The amendment is clear and that distinction really matters.
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Frederick Douglass actually insisted, though, that until blacks were able to keep guns,
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the work of the abolitionists was not finished.
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Now we're being told by lightly educated people and people with a nefarious political agenda,
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an anti-civil rights political agenda on television, that it's a racial equality issue to take
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Frederick Douglass, who was not lightly educated, Frederick Douglass, who was a genius, knew much
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In the Texas Supreme Court case, Cockrum v. State, 1959, the court recognized the right
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to carry defensive arms, both in the Second Amendment and in the Texas Bill of Rights, an individual
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Yet, just a handful of years later, in 1872, the Texas Supreme Court denied that there was
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any right to carry any weapon for self-defense in either constitution, in either the federal
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And do you know how they defended that decision?
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They offered absolutely no explanation whatsoever.
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1859, one year before the Civil War and 1872, seven years after the Civil War.
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What changed about the ability to keep and bear arms?
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It was founded in 1871 by Union soldiers, not by those nefarious racists, by the people
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who fought a bloody, bloody war to free the slaves.
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The first president of the NRA was the Union General, Ambrose Burnside, fresh off of freeing
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The NRA's eighth president was U.S. Grant, Ulysses S. Grant, president of both the United
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States and the NRA, and a great defender of civil rights and defeater of Southern secessionist
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The NRA was founded, actually, not initially just to lobby Congress or lobby for good gun
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laws, because gun control was a regional issue that clearly at this time was used mostly
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It was actually founded because the Union troops were terrible shots.
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So, the Union troops were firing something like a thousand rifle rounds for each Confederate
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So, it was founded to give people like the Union troops who defended ordered liberty and
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Now, there is this crazy aspect since the shooting in Florida.
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People are saying what we need to do is have mandatory training.
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They basically just want fewer people to have guns.
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What you're saying is that the way to prevent a mass shooting like we saw in Florida is to
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They want to train mass shooters to be better at shooting guns.
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First of all, the NRA already offers training and it has for 150 years.
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How would mandatory training be the solution to mass shooters?
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Mandatory training for a lot of other people, giving guns to more people, allowing guns to
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be easier to be had, and having the good guys train to use guns.
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But really, we should bar all the bad guys from training in general.
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It's they throw spaghetti at the wall because they don't like guns.
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They don't want you to have guns and they're going to use any argument, no matter how tenuous
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Do you remember Democrats who rode around in white sheets lynching the blacks?
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They were only able to do that because white Democrats had already taken the guns away from
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The special report of the Paris Anti-Slavery Conference of 1867 found as much.
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They concluded that freedmen in the South, quote, were forbidden to own or bear firearms
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and thus were rendered defenseless against assault.
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Speaking of very important Supreme Court decisions, Albion Tourgier, the civil rights attorney who
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represented Plessy in Plessy v. Ferguson in 1896.
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Plessy v. Ferguson, you'll remember, upheld segregation as separate but equal.
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That attorney, Tourgier, pointed out that where the KKK took control, quote, almost universally,
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the first thing done was to disarm the Negroes and leave them defenseless.
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We see this, by the way, in totalitarian regimes around the world.
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It's almost cliche to refer to Hitler in this regard, but it's true of totalitarian regimes
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That's the first thing they do because the Second Amendment exists to protect the First
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The Second Amendment exists to protect all of the other rights because ultimately, if people
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are going to trample on your rights, you've got to defend them and you've got to defend
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Fortunately, despite the Democrats and the KKK running roughshod over the civil rights, particularly
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black people, Republicans came to the defense of civil rights.
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They passed the Freedmen's Bureau Bill of 1865 to protect the rights of freed blacks.
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They passed the Civil Rights Act of 1866 and the Civil Rights Act of 1870, which guaranteed
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Then that brings us to the Anti-Klan Act of 1871.
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But you're telling me I've got to say goodbye to Facebook and YouTube?
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I've already said my goodbyes to YouTube a long time ago, but we have to say goodbye
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And if somehow you made it and are seeing us on YouTube, please stick around.
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Please try to figure out a way to let everybody else in and shut down the censors at YouTube
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who are not allowing anybody to watch this show, this awful show, this bigoted show that
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talks about civil rights and the history of legislation in the United States.
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If you're on Facebook, you've got to go to dailywire.com right now.
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We have so much more to talk about, the Klan and more Democrat atrocities that have happened
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But if you want to do that, you've got to go to dailywire.com.
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It's $10 a month or $100 for an annual membership.
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Next time, we're going to have the big boss, Ben Shapiro.
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You're going to ask him whatever questions you want.
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You get to ask all of us questions in the mailbag.
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Because every time Democrats prostitute some child on television, and every time they recite
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the same tired, incoherent, anti-American, anti-constitutional lines to take away our
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Another person joins the NRA, and I get another delicious eight ounces of salty leftist tears.
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Thankfully, I have a lot of these leftist tears tumblers, the only FDA-approved vessel to
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The original draft of the Anti-Klan Act of 1871, which Republican President and NRA President
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U.S. Grant shepherded through Congress, made it a federal felony to deprive any citizen
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of the United States of any arms he possessed for the defense of his person, his family,
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Not any white person like the Democrats wanted.
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Any person that was shepherded by NRA President Ulysses S. Grant and Republican President.
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Kansas Senator Samuel Pomeroy described three indispensable, quote, safeguards of liberty under
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That's the sanctity of the home, the right to vote, and the right to bear arms.
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There was this guy on Twitter, Stephen Metz, who referred to me and all of my fellow defenders
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Those people who think we should keep the right to vote.
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What he really means is civil rights advocates, but he's trying to turn it and make it seem
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like all we want to do is, we just like the technical aspects of guns.
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Freedom is better, and they are there to protect our freedom.
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Racist Democrats now kept getting around gun control laws, which technically had to be
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After the Civil War, after the 14th Amendment, these gun laws had to be race neutral.
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They would frequently ban inexpensive guns while allowing guns that whites already owned.
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So these poor blacks who had recently been freed just couldn't afford the guns.
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And Ohio Supreme Court justice acknowledged that these laws were intended to, quote, entirely
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And it wasn't just blacks who were targets and victims of Democrats' gun control policies,
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In 1920, the Ohio Supreme Court upheld the conviction of a Mexican man for concealed carry
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Now, that's fine, I suppose, if you want to convict him for that.
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The trouble was that the Mexican man was asleep in his bed during the time of the alleged infraction.
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So he just wanted to arrest this guy for having a gun.
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Basically, anybody in Ohio could have been arrested for this because, I guess, he was
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concealed carrying it in his dreams or something.
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Jim Crow laws became the foundation of modern gun control in America.
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We now think there are books that the left and right, so the new Jim Crow, and they decry
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And they don't talk about how Jim Crow is the foundation of gun control.
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It started in the South, but it spread north in the early 20th century.
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In New York, it was aimed at Italians and Jews.
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And I will say, as someone of Italian heritage in America, fair enough.
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The Italians, they did use guns a little loose in New York.
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They also aimed these laws at labor agitators in California and at blacks who defended themselves
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As Ann Coulter described it in 2012, the NRA was the sole organization to come to the defense
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Roger F. Williams was a World War II Marine veteran who returned to his hometown of Monroe,
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North Carolina to find the Ku Klux Klan riding high.
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So, the NRA granted him a charter to start a chapter.
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When he got back there, the Klan was truly terrorizing blacks in Monroe.
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When you give victims guns, all of a sudden the victimizers get a little bit more careful
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before they start running, you know, in their stupid capes and sheets.
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John Salter, a professor and the chief organizer of the NAACP's Jackson Movement during the early
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No one knows what kind of massive racist retaliation would have been directed against grassroots black
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people had the black community not had a healthy measure of firearms within it.
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That's not some wicked white conservative man in 2018.
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On the eve of the NAACP's 1959 National Convention, the group resolved, quote,
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We do not deny but reaffirm the right of individual and collective self-defense against unlawful
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No less a peace activist than Martin Luther King Jr. agreed to that.
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He actually went so far as to support violence exercised in self-defense, which he called moral
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And he pointed out that it was not even opposed by Gandhi.
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So this is an example of the left perverting history and values beyond recognition.
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They always said, but Martin Luther King couldn't possibly have advocated self-defense.
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They point out that Jesus said, turn the other cheek.
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They seem to forget all of the other aspects of scripture where our Lord told his apostles
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They forget that he whipped money changers in the temple.
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Now, for centuries, for centuries, Democrats have run roughshod over civil liberties and
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particularly over the civil right to gun ownership without giving any reasons why.
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It always comes down to emotional pleas with them.
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Think of what the blacks would do if they had guns.
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Say, well, but the Constitution says they have to have guns.
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They don't actually point to the realities of gun ownership.
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They don't point to the legalities of gun ownership.
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What, you don't like the little children that we're pimping out on CNN?
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We're going to cover tomorrow the nuts and bolts of the Second Amendment itself.
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Should I, no, I won't spoil the surprise, but a really nationwide leader to discuss this.
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We will explain the history of the right that it protects to keep and bear arms.
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Why the Second Amendment is not about shooting deer with AR-15s.
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Actually, you shouldn't shoot deer with AR-15s anyway.
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And we'll explain why it's an individual right.
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It is the same fact-free emotional plea and demagoguery that they have been using for centuries.
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They vilified blacks for exercising their rights.
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The victims were defended by civil rights supporters like members of the NRA.
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Now the much maligned NRA, again, by Democrats.
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Now they're vilifying civil rights defenders themselves.
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Imagine what they could do if these Democrats did succeed at disarming you.
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We actually know what they could do because they did it to all of those groups that I just mentioned for centuries.
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To use a further historical example, a further back historical example,
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the Persian king Xerxes demanded that the Spartans surrender their weapons.
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The violent, bloody history of gun control should teach us to defend our constitutionally protected civil right
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to self-defense with precisely the same seriousness and urgency.
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I'm going to come and take those delicious leftist tears and put them in my Tumblr
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because the news cycles have just gotten more and more outrageous.
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Okay, we will analyze the Second Amendment itself tomorrow.