A Liberal Against Banning Guns
In this lecture in 1989, Don Kates gives a history of gun ownership in America and speaks about the historical implications of the right to self-defense.
Don Kates is professor emeritus of constitutional and criminal law specializing in gun ownership and gun control issues. He is also a research fellow at the Independent Institute, and is the editor of Firearms and Violence: Issues of Public Policy (1984).
In this lecture at the Future of Freedom Conference in San Francisco, California in 1989, Kates gives a history of gun ownership in America and speaks about the historical implications of the right to self-defense.