Podcast
Behind the Bastards
It was described as a critical history of the Second Amendment. It was discussed in relation to the murder of Raymond Casiano by Harlan Carter, and was criticised for its framing of the event.
Carter loved guns from childhood. He was an excellent shot and would go on to win two national shooting titles and set 44 national shooting records during his lifetimes. His most infamous shot, howeve...
— Episode: Part One: Harlon Carter: the Man Who Mil...
Episode: Part One: Harlon Carter: the Man Who Militarized t...
It was described as a critical history of the Second Amendment. It was discussed in relation to the murder of Raymond Casiano by Harlan Carter, and was criticised for its framing of the event.
Carter loved guns from childhood. He was an excellent shot and would go on to win two national shooting titles and set 44 national shooting records during his lifetimes. His most infamous shot, however, came at the age of 17 when in defense of his mother, he unloaded a shotgun into the chest of a knife wielding Mexican teenager.
Episode: Part One: Harlon Carter: the Man Who Militarized t...
It was described as a critical history of the Second Amendment, focusing on the battle over gun control in American politics and providing context about the early racism within gun control laws. It was criticised for its subtle framing of a murder in a way that seemed to reinforce the perpetrator's claims of self-defense.
Carter loved guns from childhood. He was an excellent shot and would go on to win two national shooting titles and set 44 national shooting records during his lifetimes. His most infamous shot, however, came at the age of 17 when in defense of his mother, he unloaded a shotgun into the chest of a knife wielding Mexican teenager.