I Like Guns Redux

We first discussed Steve Lee here, where I questioned his gun handling practices.

Click here to see him heap praise on the the Australian gun laws enacted after Port Arthur. There's no direct way to link, so you need to click on the "Rocket Launcher Rocker" segment, watch the song, and then the video will refresh to his interview.

See, he gets to blow up cars because it's entertainment, but making it harder for his countrymen to get guns is, in his words, "a good thing."

If I may:

I like gun control
I like it fine
Who cares about you
As long as I have mine...

Right, mate--no worries--as far as us "Americans...disputing gun laws" giving a damn about what you like once this becomes more widely known.

[Via Steven L]

UPDATE: Luke tells me this is a direct link to the interview video.

Of Promises and Wet Blankets

Ed Stone thinks the Firearms Freedom Acts promise more than they can deliver.

He has the integrity to share his forum with Gary Marbut's opposing view.

That's how you know you're dealing with good people.

Meanwhile, Across the Pond in Sarah Brady Paradise...

Some of the more inventive crimes dreamt up by Labour include "disturbing a pack of eggs when directed not to by an authorised officer" and reporting the door of a merchant ship to be closed and locked when it isn't. [More]

They've become a Monty Python skit, haven't they?

Except it's not funny.

[Via Kurt Hofmann]

Assault Weapon Used in Sub Shop Heist

Well, what would you call it? [Read]

Enabling the Next Attack

Do gun free zones attract terrorists? - Part I

Do gun free zones attract terrorists? - Part II

Daniel White asks a question you can bet others are asking.

Arrested Development

Walgreens won't print photos of guns because they find them offensive? [Read]

I can't believe that's corporate policy, but then again, I've seen some pretty stupid policies in my day.

"Deja Vu All Over Again?"

The last time ATF was in this position, they raided a religious commune in Texas to "retrieve their reputation." [More]

Vanderboegh thinks the terrain is starting to look familiar.

I sure hope we haven't been going around in a big circle...

Is NYPD Discriminating Against Disabled Cop?

And, yeah, I know--ADA is another unconstitutional usurpation by the national government--but this is a case of any chair in a bar fight, and the immediate short term goal is to clobber the other guy.

Besides, setting different coercive entities against each other would be fun to watch, kind of like a dinosaur fight, and it could further confound the designs of a certain pathological control freak who thinks his function is to rule. [More]

Today's Gun Rights Examiner column recommends using their own rules to start a fight between competing oppressors.

Also get the latest from my fellow GREs.

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This Day in History: January 26

A board of General Officers having recommended that a Sutler be appointed in each Brigade whose liquors shall be inspected by two officers appointed by the Brigadier for that purpose and those liquors sold under such restrictions as shall be thought reasonable. The Commander in Chief is pleased to approve of the above recommendation and to order that such Brigade Sutler be appointed, and liquors sold at the following prices and under the following regulations...[More]