We have now learned that Nicholas Roske, who identified as an MtF named Sophie to lure young women into sexual encounters, had actually planned to assassinate three conservative Supreme Court Justices over abortion. His plan involved killing these conservatives so they could be replaced with liberals, therefore indefinitely changing the court’s direction into the distant future. Just one day before the Dobbs decision over abortion was handed down, the highest court also decided Bruen wherein New York State’s restrictive gun licensing law was overturned. It had prevented a law-abiding citizen from obtaining an unrestricted license to “have and carry” unless “proper cause” could be demonstrated, something the court responded to by stating: “We know of no other constitutional right that an individual may exercise only after demonstrating to government officers some special need.” The Associated Press called this an expansion of gun rights, when the court simply reinstated those rights that some States had taken away. As a result of this and the high rate of gun-related suicides, law professors in Alabama are arguing that disarming the public is the only way to ensure self-defense - try and figure that out. They argue that getting rid of guns will stop suicides and murders. But suicides are the opposite of self-defense, they are committed by people choosing to end their own life. And most murders are carried out as a result of drug and gang activity which is not being prosecuted in major cities. Law-abiding citizens are not responsible for crime and yet are being treated as common criminals while dangerous people and gangs run the streets. This is precisely why we have a parchment protection - to remind government that we have inherent natural rights, including those to self-defense.