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In a recent interview with comedian Marc Maron on his “WTF” podcast, president Barack Obama once again opened his yapper about gun control in the wake of the mass shooting at the Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, South Carolina.

“It says for 600,000 hunters, don’t pick up a cup of coffee on the way, (and) don’t use the restroom on your way back unless you bring your rifle with you,” said Assemblyman Andrew Goodel (R-Chatauqua County), questioning if leaving a gun in a vehicle would result in charges being filed.

Outspoken anti-gunner and prolific horror author Stephen King called for tougher gun laws in the wake of the mass shooting at a historic church in Charleston, South Carolina this week.

The typical talking heads and government elites have already ramped up their knee-jerk, siren song for gun control. I disagree with this call more strongly than I ever have because I believe gun control, and gun-free zones, are a root causes of violent crime.

According to U.S. rep. Hank Johnson, D-GA, it’s “common sense” to prohibit law-abiding citizens from possessing firearms in or around airports.

Question: when there is a horrific traffic accident, do newspapers stop running automobile ads in their pages?

President Barack Obama addressed the mass shooting at a South Carolina church on Thursday, suggesting that tinkering with the gun laws in this country is in order after 21-year-old Dylan Roof fatally shot nine individuals Wednesday night at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston.

A recent ruling from the U.S. District Court of Michigan declared it’s not a violation of constitutional rights for law enforcement officers to detain people open carrying a firearm.

Unfortunately, America is not unfamiliar with sociopaths taking the lives of innocent people. Each time an event like this occurs, several discussion points are raised and debated by the media, politicians and advocates on both sides of the gun divide.