Navigating the Debate: Understanding Gun Ownership in America Guns have long been a controversial topic in American society. From the Second Amendment to the political and social debates surrounding gun ownership, the issue of guns in America is complex and multifaceted. This article aims to take a closer look at the numbers behind gun ownership in America, including … [Read more...] about Guns in American Society: A Look at the Numbers
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The Ugly Side of Sports Betting
Millions of people around the world enjoy sports betting without any issues. Whether it be a regular bet on football or an occasional bet on a big sports occasion, such as the World Series, millions of people enjoy a wager. However, there is an ugly side to sports betting that should not go unturned. There are a few things you must always be aware of when betting on sport, both … [Read more...] about The Ugly Side of Sports Betting
Herschel Walker Winning a Senate Seat Should Frighten Us All
Regardless of what happens in the Georgia runoff on December 6, the fact that Herschel Walker has made it this far should frighten us all. Who needs movies about vampires and werewolves (which Walker "reviewed" for us). Much more scary than all those movie villains combined is the idea of someone seeing and hearing Walker speak, and then vote for him. All the Republican … [Read more...] about Herschel Walker Winning a Senate Seat Should Frighten Us All
Black Friday: Where and How the Name Originated
With the Midterm election finalizing, and all the dust settling on that, the next November event to next captivate America will be Black Friday, the biggest shopping day of the year. It occurs on the Friday after Thanksgiving each year, and it will fall on Nov. 25 in 2022. It actually commands more media coverage and national attention than the actual holiday which … [Read more...] about Black Friday: Where and How the Name Originated
John Oliver Exposed Paid-for-Patriotism in Sports
Today is Veteran's Day, and with it a culmination of the week that sees the world of sports ramp up the military-industrial complex marketing machine. What at first seemed like a noble way to honor America's heroes, and in some ways, sometimes still actually is, degenerated into jingoistic, formulaic corporate promotion. It's an armed race all right, between sports television … [Read more...] about John Oliver Exposed Paid-for-Patriotism in Sports