Will the prosecutors show the same restraint for all otherwise peaceable citizens who run afoul of draconian Illinois and Chi-Town gun edicts? If not, why not? [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report asks if the potential for negative publicity is more important than equality under the law. And they say there are no stupid questions...
Tuesday, April 03, 2012
Why did prosecutors drop gun charge against defiant prohibited person?
Appropriately Named
Messer...[Read]
A freak show culture absorbed with and approving of this is hardly sustainable from a "survival of the fittest" point of view. This reminds me of that great line from "Apocalypse Now":
A freak show culture absorbed with and approving of this is hardly sustainable from a "survival of the fittest" point of view. This reminds me of that great line from "Apocalypse Now":
[Charlie's] idea of great R&R was cold rice and a little rat meat.
We're the Only Ones On Duty Enough
The police chief is giving Wareham special permission to carry his gun on duty, though. [More]So it is the magic costume...?
[Via Kurt Hofmann]
Meanwhile, Over at the #1-Rated Brady State
See, the solution is to make everywhere a "No Guns" zone. [Read]
That's literally what you'd have to believe.
UPDATE:
Yeah, just give him what he wants.
That's literally what you'd have to believe.
UPDATE:
Yeah, just give him what he wants.
I'll Give a Little Bit
What the Founders Meant by "Bear"
Obviously, a total ban on carrying guns...[Read]
Illinois black robes said it, I believe it, that settles it.
After all, they tell us:
To believe otherwise would be to suggest that federal judges are corrupt, agenda-driven, treasonous scoundrels, and that we have no recourse through the courts. If we ever came to accept that as what we can expect, why...
And remember--ultimately, if it gets that far, all the Supreme Court has to do is...nothing, and this stands.
Illinois black robes said it, I believe it, that settles it.
After all, they tell us:
Our mission is to resolve judicial matters fairly and justly in a manner that will uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States.
To believe otherwise would be to suggest that federal judges are corrupt, agenda-driven, treasonous scoundrels, and that we have no recourse through the courts. If we ever came to accept that as what we can expect, why...
And remember--ultimately, if it gets that far, all the Supreme Court has to do is...nothing, and this stands.
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And sneaky agenda-driven, blood opportunist deceivers that the antis are, they'll exploit the information. [Read]
It can be a real indicator of character, noting how some feel a need to mask themselves and hide in the shadows.
It can be a real indicator of character, noting how some feel a need to mask themselves and hide in the shadows.
"Top Men"
The FBI claims that these indispensable pieces of evidence regarding what was at the time the worst terrorist act in U.S. history have simply vanished in the tenebrous depths of an official warehouse, much like the Ark of the Covenant was at the end of the first Indiana Jones film. [More]One thing about the Justice Department and its functionaries stonewalling in order to suppress the truth--at least they're consistent.
[Via DMJ]
A Limited Screening
What's with a press release put out the day of...? [Read]
Be nice to know about these things far enough in advance for Students for Concealed Carry to offer an alternative screening...Disc 1 alone would completely shred anything the Bradys have to offer--at least to a rational audience.
Be nice to know about these things far enough in advance for Students for Concealed Carry to offer an alternative screening...Disc 1 alone would completely shred anything the Bradys have to offer--at least to a rational audience.
The Nightmare is Over?
[T]weeting is beyond my intellectual capabilities...[More]
So, with the above admission stipulated, what does that tell us about these fine folks?
Here's something that seems perfectly suited to her and their "intellectual capabilities."
Nice commie uniform for a rich celebrity--I see basic trigger discipline is also beyond her intellectual capabilities.
This Day in History: April 3
On April 3, 1780 he came to the relief of Charleston, South Carolina, which was besieged by the British. Shortages of troops and supplies retarded de Kalb's steady advance. De Kalb, in command of the right wing, attacked the enemy three times. With sword in hand, he led his troops forth to the attack. After being wounded eleven times he finally fell. His last words to his troops were addressed to his adjutant. "Thanks for their valor, and bid them an affectionate farewell." Three days after the battle he perished from battle wounds. His courageous example became a symbol of patriotism in the American Revolution. [More]
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