View: military presence risks civil liberties in domestic policing
Our view warns against using military assets like the DHC 7 for domestic crime pursuit. While officials cite compliance with Posse Comitatus, the piece argues such use threatens civilian control, warns of potential future abuses, and urges preserving the military’s warfighting focus.
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Gun control talk returns in Thomas Sowell column
Thomas Sowell argues gun control laws do not deter crime and that emotions drive the debate. He asserts concealed carry reduces violence, cites ballistic fingerprinting limits, and criticizes mislabeling youth as children. He calls for honest statistics and warns against blaming weapons rather than people.
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Sniper coverage under fire from profiling debates
Michelle Malkin argues that some profiling experts favor a white male as the Washington sniper, while noting other plausible theories including non white Muslim extremists tied to al Qaida. She cites experts and law enforcement context, urging openness to all possibilities beyond familiar stereotypes.
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