Army Sniper Nicholas Irving: Countries That Ban Guns Have Never Come Out on Top (Part 14)
October 9, 2025
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Former Army sniper Nicholas Irving staunchly defends the Second Amendment, arguing that bans on firearms don’t reduce violence and leave citizens vulnerable. Irving pointed out that many recent shootings involved bolt-action rifles, not semi-automatic “weapons of war” like the AR-15. He warns that banning some guns only leads to calls to ban more, ultimately risking the disarmament of law-abiding citizens entirely. Irving cites countries like Australia and the UK, which have enacted strict gun laws, as examples of nations that “have never come out on top.” He emphasizes the importance of having an “equalizer” to protect oneself and family against threats, arguing that without firearms, people are defenseless against violent criminals. Irving concludes that the right to bear arms remains crucial for security and self-defense, and should not be compromised.
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