SAF Says: "Never Let a Crises go to Waste"  From the latest SAF
release:  "We're delighted that Justice Breyer was not hurt
during this incident, and hopefully this case will give him a
new perspective on the right to bear arms for personal safety.
Police cannot always be around when you need them, even if
you're a Supreme Court justice. One does not leave his right of
self-defense at the doorstep of his home when he travels.  If
this demonstrates anything to Justice Breyer it is that crime
does not happen just at someone's primary residence, and
criminals do not make appointments, giving someone time to
unlock and assemble and load a firearm. You must be able to
protect yourself, even on vacation outside of your home state,
at a moment's notice. That's not just a civil right, but a basic
human right.  When Justice Breyer dissented in the Heller case
he expressed concerns about keeping loaded firearms in the home
for personal protection. Faced with a machete in the hands of a
criminal, one wonders whether Bre