Ken Pealock

Ban Assault Bananas Ken Pealock

This controversial book explains why the 10 most-common arguments for gun control are flat-out wrong: the Second Amendment is not limited to muskets; limits to free speech don't apply to firearm rights; "common sense" gun laws are anything but common sense; the right to keep and bear arms isn't limited to the Militia; the Federal Government has no lawful authority to regulate, ban or criminalize the possession of any type of firearm--including assault rifles, pistols, silencers, machineguns, bump stocks, or ammunition; the 1968 Gun Control Act was copied from Hitler's Gun Control Laws; anyone whose firearm has been seized or who has been imprisoned on federal firearm charges is the victim of a crime; the National Guard is a federal militia and not a true state militia; the Brady Bill is a fraud and does not prevent people from possessing firearms; felons have a right to possess firearms; gun control laws are racist and result in more deaths than lives they save; and there is a conspiracy to totally ban all firearms. Author Ken Pealock spent 10 years researching the firearms laws and argued his case in court. The majority of this book consists of constitutional law, case law and quotes from historical figures on the right to keep and bear arms. Here are the definitive facts and statistics for an absolutist view on firearm possession. It is a guidebook for anyone who wants to win gun control debates.