Notes from the Resistance...
Still, if the Smutty Professor would step out of the booth and promise to keep his trench coat buttoned, and also not to touch us, perhaps we could give his ideas some consideration. What would happen if we took his "hands-on" approach and treated guns like porn? [More]Today's second Gun Rights Examiner column gives The Smutty Professor all the serious consideration he deserves.
Ex-city cop and TV reporter Mike Sheehan pleaded guilty Wednesday to driving drunk and slamming into an NYPD horse. [More]It sounds like the premise for a situation comedy episode.
An American destroyer has reportedly fired live rounds at the northern Polish coast while disposed of the combat-ready mode it had assumed during joint naval drills. [More]Correspondent Brian F, who sent me this link, thinks just because your gun is bigger doesn't mean Col. Cooper's rules don't apply.
A traffic stop involving a young officer and the son of a small-town mayor has the whole town talking. The mayor of Stockton tried to fire the officer for issuing his son a ticket. [More]Because there are "Only Ones" and then there are Extra Special Mega-Super "Only Ones."
A council official's son who allegedly stabbed two burglars breaking into his mother's home has been charged with murder. [More]That explains why you're not allowed to have the means of defense: you're not allowed to defend yourself.
Gun crime goes up by 89% in a decade [More]Maybe they should, I don't know, ban them or something...
It’s generally understood in the ranks of government that if stonewalling and falsifying the evidence doesn’t work, and that if “sovereign immunity” isn’t enough to get a government employee off the hook, he or she can expect executive clemency. [More]The path to salvation, government-style.
"Essentially, he was touching the dog's penis with his hand," Beasley said. "The others were there filming it. That's actually how we learned of it -- there's a video." [More]Good grief.
I have some questions for discussion... [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner column looks at "criminals" and guns.
By this Opportunity, I do myself the pleasure to congratulate you on the signal success of the Army under your command, in compelling Genl. Burgoyne and his whole force, to surrender themselves prisoners of War. An Event that does the highest honor to the American Arms, and which, I hope, will be attended with the most extensive and happy consequences. At the same time, I cannot but regret, that a matter of such magnitude and so interesting to our General Operations, should have reached me by report only, or thro' the Channel of Letters, not bearing that authenticity, which the importance of it required, and which it would have received by a line under your signature, stating the simple fact. [More]
