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.