David T. Hardy – The War on Guns

Workers of the World: Pay Attention!

If Karl Marx were to return to life, and behold modern leftism — would Marx become a MAGA voter? [More]

David T. Hardy has written an informed, insightful, and FUN essay, the premise of which may seem counterintuitive at first. But reading the whole piece it becomes a brilliant deconstruction of the neo-Marxists and offers clear incentives for workers to show who does the most for them and who just uses and betrays them.

I wish we’d have had this months ago to give it a chance to spread before the elections. I urge you to read it and to share it with everyone you consider capable of appreciating it.

For ’tis the Sport to Have the Engineer Hoist with His Own Petard

Liberals love lawfare, but they’re vulnerable too [More]

David Hardy shows us turnabout is fair play.

An Informed Opinion

From David T. Hardy, via an email discussion concerning SCOTUS declining to hear a challenge to New York concealed carry laws:

It just declined to grant a stay pending appeal (or, to be more exact, refused to overrule the 2nd Circuit’s decision to grant a stay), which is not really refusing to hear the case. The two dissenters suggested they were ready to jump down the 2nd Circuit’s throat if it didn’t do the right thing.

The 2nd Circuit is going to look at this case very carefully….

Napoleon, when someone was going into detail on a particular general’s military virtues and why he deserved promotion, cut him off with “Enough, tell me one thing — is he lucky?” Meaning, I think, does he get results that no one expected. The attorney in the case, Steven Stamboulieh, appears to be very, very, lucky. He is someone to watch, now and ten years from now when we in the old guard are gone.

Dave Hardy, author of Dred Scott: The Inside Story

Overlooking Two Essentials

New York State Rifle and Pistol Association v. Bruen: Originalism and the Relevance of Common Law and Reconstruction-Era Restrictions on Exercise of a Right [More]

David T. Hardy’s new law review manuscript is online. He concludes the majority made some shaky assumptions, too.

I’ve got some reading to do. Looks like no “Dancing with the Stars” for me tonight…

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