The Return of Der

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You know, Mike "Der" Feuer...

[Via Dan Gifford]

NPFCD

Nazi Persecutors for Citizen Disarmament [More]

Founding member: Mike "Der" Feuer.

He doesn't much care for freedom of expression and private property rights, either.

Gomer?

I'm reminded of an emotionally satisfying little project I conducted at one of the "ATF Night" dinners we used to hold when I lived in Southern California. Then-councilthing and domestic-enemy-in-training "Der" wanted the city to mandate thumbprints for ammo purchases. I brought a piece of paper and an ink pad, and a bunch of us signed and stamped it under a note telling him we were giving him a fingerprint instead of a thumbprint, and inviting him to guess which one we'd used.

Looks like it's time to re-send the sentiments to this Kapo for Kristallnacht. And to his criminal co-conspirators.

Speaking of which, in typical "transparent public servant" fashion, their website has been registered under a proxy. And looky what Guidestar tells us-- or more to the point, doesn't.

Bring it on, you sons of bitches. Mass enforcement -- and without it, your personal impotence will be revealed to embolden even more defiance -- may just backfire on you, and your victims may not be the only ones who regret the attempt.

[Via @pamnsc]

Underground Regulation?

Hell, I say let's bury it. Before they try to bury us. [Read]

Like they're trying to do, in yet another bit of subversion by despicable domestic enemy Mike "Der" Feuer.

What happened to that "home rule" the antis always resort to when more global easements eat away at their precious localized despotism? Oh, that's easy: These evil tyrants demand to rule you right down into your home.

Connect the Dots

"DAPA would deem over four million unlawfully present aliens as 'lawfully present' and eligible for work authorization," says the Texas brief. "And 'lawful presence' is an immigration classification established by Congress that is necessary for valuable benefits, such as Medicare and Social Security." [More]

And here's an amicus curiae, initiated on the taxpayer's dime, by Bill de Blasio and Eric Garcetti (with a special guest appearance by Mike "Der" Feuer), and mayor/city groups that otherwise scream "Home Rule!" whenever its their ox getting gored. It "justifies" its case by citing skewed economics -- that is, economics that spread specialized "benefits" happy talk without factoring in total costs. And guess who the authority they cite to make their case is.

Yup, the Grover/Bloomberg Alliance.

But by all means -- listen to the "single issue" apologists and keep him on the board.  After all, what could this possibly have to do with the Bylaws mandate "To protect and defend the Constitution of the United States [and] [t]o promote public safety, law and order, and the national defense…"?

Ain't that right, Ted?

It's all connected.  Nobody thought Obama could "fundamentally transform America" all by his own self, did they?

Macrolying for Microstamping

A proposed state bill requiring all new handguns to be stamped with microscopic identification tags could significantly decrease violence and shut down the illegal gun market if passed, proponents said in a news conference Tuesday.

No it could not either.

Good Lord, are these despicable creatures so incapable of approaching the truth that even the lies they spew need to be whoppers?

That's a stupid question, when Mike "Der" Feuer is involved.

Best Practices

Yeah, as long as you have the firepower to infringe on unalienable rights without the due process protections of being tried and found guilty by a jury, and as long as we understand that it doesn't stop anyone who is a proven threat to from access to potential victims or to be able to obtain whatever tools and materials he's determined to get, then yeah, I guess you could call these "best practices." [More]

Brought to you by our old pal Mike "Der" Feuer. (Uh-oh, I'm not going to get in Nugent trouble for implying he acts like an the odious little Nazi, am I?  Too late!)

I wonder if we can get any closer to finding out who else is bringing this to us than last time?

Nothing I can find yet on Guidestar and I don't have time right now to spend looking around, especially since these guys always seem to want to cover their tracks. Still I won't be surprised to find a familiar troll lurking under the bridge...

[Via Mack H]

What the Leopard Taught the Eagle

California bill would increase rules on rifles [More]

Damn state is near drowning with existing debt and we've seen the Canadian experience with a long gun registry--so by all means, blow more government resources on this.

And naturally, Mike "Der" Feuer is at the center of things.

Maybe give 'em what they want instead of resisting? If they won't let you pull back, push forward? There's more than one way to kill a leopard.

From Your Warm, Live Fingers

If you are stopped by police in Kansas, don’t be surprised if the officer pulls out a little black box and takes your fingerprints.

This reminds me of a little project we did at "ATF Night" several years back.

Then Los Angeles Councilman Mike ("Der") Feuer had proposed requiring ammunition purchasers to submit a fingerprint. I brought an ink pad and a sheet of paper, and several dozen of us in attendance made our impressions and signed our names to a letter asking him to guess which finger we had used.