Greg on Quora

Q:  What is the NRA's stance on Black gun ownership? A: We NRA members generally approve of black guns. We tend to own lots of them, and we encourage other responsible, law-abiding citizens to do with same, https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-NRAs-stance-on-Black-gun-ownership/answer/Greg-OKeefe-11

Q:  The man with the horn who had been escorted by the police inside the capital building was not doing any violent . Why did Democrats compare January 6th to Pearl Harbor and 9/11 ? No police officers were killed by rioters in that day. A:  For the Democrat leadership running the response to the January 6 riot, the truth is not relevant. It's not about that, it's about hurting Donald Trump. They are utterly corrupt and will do anything to achieve that objective. They don't care about the truth, the country, or even the people who vote for them. They only care about one thing, and that is power. Seen through that lens, their actions make more sense. https://terryspcfreetopics.quora.com/The-man-with-the-horn-who-had-been-escorted-by-the-police-inside-the-capital-building-was-not-doing-any-violent-Why-di-2 

Q:  Why do people own multiple of the exact same gun? A:  Lots of reasons, and lots of good answers already posted. I will add practice. It is possible to practice with a pistol, then clean it and get it ready for serious use. It is better in some ways to have two copies, one for practice and one for serious use. Reasons include constant readiness; less wear and tear on the main pistol; a ready spare and/or spare parts; less impact to the round in the chamber (excessive rechambering can alter the bullet seating depth and produce unhealthy pressure spikes). https://www.quora.com/Why-do-people-own-multiple-of-the-exact-same-gun/answer/Greg-OKeefe-11

Q:  What are some books or essays that explain the importance of the right to bear arms? A:  The US Constitution. Federalist #29, by Alexander Hamilton Second Amendment Primer, by Les Adams The Racist Roots of Gun Control, by Clayton Cramer A World Without Guns, by Dave Kopel The Second Amendment Is About an Individual Right Not a Collective One, by Michael Marshall and many more. Researching this for current pieces quickly shows how many people and organizations among us either don't have a good grasp of this subject, or they are telling outright lies. For example, there are shamefully many news outlets that wrote "the Supreme Court expanded gun rights", which is clearly not the case. https://www.quora.com/What-are-some-books-or-essays-that-explain-the-importance-of-the-right-to-bear-arms/answer/Greg-OKeefe-11

Q:  As a non-American, what types of gun control laws would you recommend that would work in an American context? The complete and final list of acceptable gun laws: The right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. https://www.quora.com/As-a-non-American-what-types-of-gun-control-laws-would-you-recommend-that-would-work-in-an-American-context/answer/Greg-OKeefe-11

Q:  What do you think was the reason that the Bill of Rights did not originally include the right to bear arms? A:  Your premise is incorrect. The amendment has been there from the beginning, although it did not start as the second. The initial proposal included 12 articles, of which the right to keep and bear arms was number 4. The first two were rejected and the rest approved, leaving the former fourth article as the Second Amendment. https://www.quora.com/What-do-you-think-was-the-reason-that-the-Bill-of-Rights-did-not-originally-include-the-right-to-bear-arms/answer/Greg-OKeefe-11

Q:  What would make people just not desire guns? A:  Some people don't desire guns. They just aren't interested, and that's fine as long as they are willing to live and let live. However, there is no "make them", not in America. They are free to choose for themselves.  https://www.quora.com/What-would-make-people-just-not-desire-guns/answer/Greg-OKeefe-11