You hear about the bad things that come from gun viloence. Here is something good.

Congress and Obama limiting the 2nd amendment.

There are two sides to every arguement. This is about the NRA and the Brady Center's difference in opion on the gun contol topic.

Personal Freedom and the common good are the two things put in perspective. Gun rights versus gun control.

This link agrees with the right to bear arms. They support equal rights for gun owners. The purpose of this link is to prove that not everyone will be effected by making guns illegal. The law abiding citizens become defenseless and the criminals will take as they please knowing the people are pretty much defenseless.

Giving up the second amendment which is the right to protect yourself against unlawful governments and criminals. Throwing away your gun is not the answer.

Guns dont kill people, people kill people. The point is to try to keep guns out of the hands of deranged people.

Schools take away the right to speech and expression (dress codes) to protect all the students at the school. Students do not have their rights to the same extent as adults.

The first amendment is the freedom to speak, that includes while students are at school. Schools are trying to make all students the same. They want them to have the same beliefs and dress the same.

Public schools are not allowing students to practice their religion at school. Religion in public schools are not allowed. This has been an ongoing issue for about 40 years.

The purpose of this website is for the freedom and individual rights in medicine. They are for moal and practical medicine for the citizens that pay for their own medical care in a capitalist free market.

Moral values are less common among society in todays world. The values and beliefs of a person should not be punishable. The nation started out as a christian nation and it no longer is.

Illegal immigrants must carry identification on them at all times. Whether you are legal or illegal if you fit the description then you have to carry your citizenship papers or some sort of U.S. identification.