Carrying a firearm with a disability? Okay, he didn't have a CCW, I got that, but now disabled people are denied their Second Amendment rights? And, "sitting in the back row, center" Is not an indication that he intended to do anything other than see a movie without the back of his seat being kicked by a bunch of little rug rats. If he really intended to cause any harm, I doubt he would have surrendered his bag to be searched. This reeks of MSNBC biased garbage.
How short is "a short time" to serve in the military? and unless he was dishonorably discharged (only happens with a felony court martial) this is irrelevant. I served in the military for just over 3 years. This is a short time compared to many who serve. but I served Honorably.
many law abiding gun owners have "thousands of rounds" of ammunition, including myself. You pay less when you buy in bulk, and it's better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.
Gas mask? these are legal to own. Survival material? what, like the 72 hour emergency kit the the DoHS recommends that we have? Printed material to inform him and his family how to manage when essential services are interrupted?
Ballistic material? what does that even mean? I have ballistics cards to guide adjusting my rifle scope for distance, elevation and windage. I have Ballistic eye and ear protection, does that mean according to this article I'm somehow a dangerous person?
That article makes the writer look extremely ignorant and biased.