Johns Hopkins – The War on Guns

Lie of Omission

Beard was more than a leader. He was a pioneer in the gun violence prevention movement. In 1974 Mike founded what eventually became known as the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence… [More]

Oh, you mean the National Coalition to Ban Handguns…

And we’re supposed to believe their “research”?

They still want to “lop off both ends” and then move inward.

[Via TactiCool Memes/ HT Rob Romano]

Agenda Once More Bleeds Through in Latest National Gun Policy Survey

Johns Hopkins has once more beclowned itself as a purveyor of agenda driven “junk science” [More]

If we can’t believe prohibitionist gunquacks, who can we believe?

Survey SAYS…

A 2025 nationally representative survey conducted by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions found wide support for gun violence prevention policies across political lines and among both gun owners and non-owners. [More]

And if you can’t believe Bloomberg-funded gunquacks, who can you believe?

What can I say but Johns Hopkins…?

Told ya they’d be back for more.

The Exact Wrong Advice

Johns Hopkins: More Gun Control Needed to Prevent Second Civil War [More]

What can I say but “Josh Horwitz“?

With “progressives,” every day is Opposite Day. Whereas these communists are just subversive gaslighters trying to start something in the hopes that someone else will do their wet work for them.

March of the Gunquacks

Johns Hopkins Gets ‘Ratioed’ On X For Pushing “Microstamping” Firearms [More]

I wonder if they’ll answer my question (not).

[Via bondmen]

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