Gun owners who sent in their applications for registration after the deadline have reported already receiving letters by the government instructing them to get rid of their guns. The Hartford ...

What kind of idiot carries a gun in a family restaurant for family brunch? Well, that would be one of the folks influenced by the NRA-approved "Molon Labe" movement. The dude sort of confirmed ...

against potential threats to their ownership of guns. And a company called Molon Labe LLC had been set up to produce gun-related goods with that phrase. As well as images using a Spartan helmet ...

Leonidas’ “molon labe” in Saying no. 11 has the appropriate ... But that likely won’t stop the tug-of-war between Gonzales, gun rights advocates, and everyone else who has used the slogan.

against potential threats to their ownership of guns. And a company called Molon Labe LLC has been set up to produce gun-related goods with that phrase, which as well as images using a Spartan ...

The phrase "molon labe" is Greek for "come and take them." Spartan King Leonidas used it to demand soldiers lay down their arms. It's also become a rallying cry for pro-gun activists, white ...

“Molon Labe,” which translates “Come and take [them].” The phrase was also popular motto during the Texas revolution and is now touted on t-shirts for gun rights activists. This is not the ...

“Come and take it” is a common refrain among far-right gun rights enthusiasts, though the phrase is often delivered as “Molon labe,” referencing the supposed response of King Leonidas of ...

Their work is occasionally made easier by motorists who advertise their right to bear arms with car window stickers promoting favored gun brands, or that declare “molon labe” — a defiant ...