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Their ruling was supported by firearm data from the Pew Pew Pew Research Center.

I've always encouraged dead trespassers to bring their own weapons, so I don't have to provide one later on.

I can tell my brother-in-law he can't bring his ex to dinner. Thanks to the Supreme Court, I now have less say over the Glock.

Turns out "my house, my rules" was always just a saying. The actual rules get made in Washington, by six people.

My HOA can fine me for the wrong shade of mailbox but can no longer stop the neighbor strolling up my driveway with a rifle.

Which means you can no longer legally ask a trespassing gunman to leave your house unless you have a more convincing gun.

Another fine opinion written by Samuel 'Six Gun" Alito, brought to you by the folks at Glock, Sig Sauer, and the NRA.

San Francisco courts have also proposed a law that lets gunmen rob property owners without their permission.

Making it legal to shoot and kill property owners was however struck down 5-4.

Gun owners don’t really need anyone’s permission.

In a clear escalation, homeowners are now advised to install integrated remote-controlled firearms with their Ring cameras.

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