Clearly, the place is a Bloombergian Paradise, giving the self-styled “common sense gun safety” zealots everything they publicly are willing to admit they’re after without revealing too many of the other cards in their hand. And here is yet another example of the failure of such edicts to do anything but make conditions more dangerous for those who have accepted being disarmed as their lot in life. [More]Today’s Gun Rights Examiner report notes a foul and destructive wind that has nothing to do with any natural storm.
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
UK correspondent claims guns hindering Typhoon Haiyan relief despite tough laws
Am I Missing Something?
Why would a professional chef and writer spell "chili" that way? Is there some kind of inside Bourdain baseball I'm not aware of? [More]
I guess Merriam Webster lists it as a variant and that's the way the Spanish spell it, so is it some sign of cultural deference (not to mention prepping us to be "Blade Runner" polyglots)? If that's the case, why don't we all adopt the Nahuatl "chīlli"? Do they teach the alternative at "progressive" chef school? Do all the right recipes and menus spell it that way? Shucks. I'm just from Ohio, and all the Hormel cans at the Acme spell it with an "i," albeit the world maps we use here do spell the country name with an "e" (it's right there on my Rand McNally globe with the raised relief that lets you feel the mountain ranges).
Seems kind of pretentious, but then, I never claimed to be a New York sophisticate.
What I do claim to be is someone with rights, so Anthony saying he needs to know more about me before he thinks I should have a gun is a non-starter, no matter how "reasonable" he thinks he's being here, and no matter how many useful idiots believe he's offering them progress (he is, but it's the kind I always put quotation marks around).
Newsflash: Some of us aren't interested in Anthony's "middle ground." Just like we aren't interested in any "third way" or "reasonable regulations" or "common sense gun safety laws" or any of the other repackaged lies designed to make citizen disarmament seem more palatable for the gullible to swallow.
The answer is "No." Especially for self-admitted national socialists.
You want to find some middle ground, Anthony, there are plenty of mass graves you can start digging at.
Otherwise, shut up and cook.
I guess Merriam Webster lists it as a variant and that's the way the Spanish spell it, so is it some sign of cultural deference (not to mention prepping us to be "Blade Runner" polyglots)? If that's the case, why don't we all adopt the Nahuatl "chīlli"? Do they teach the alternative at "progressive" chef school? Do all the right recipes and menus spell it that way? Shucks. I'm just from Ohio, and all the Hormel cans at the Acme spell it with an "i," albeit the world maps we use here do spell the country name with an "e" (it's right there on my Rand McNally globe with the raised relief that lets you feel the mountain ranges).
Seems kind of pretentious, but then, I never claimed to be a New York sophisticate.
What I do claim to be is someone with rights, so Anthony saying he needs to know more about me before he thinks I should have a gun is a non-starter, no matter how "reasonable" he thinks he's being here, and no matter how many useful idiots believe he's offering them progress (he is, but it's the kind I always put quotation marks around).
Newsflash: Some of us aren't interested in Anthony's "middle ground." Just like we aren't interested in any "third way" or "reasonable regulations" or "common sense gun safety laws" or any of the other repackaged lies designed to make citizen disarmament seem more palatable for the gullible to swallow.
The answer is "No." Especially for self-admitted national socialists.
You want to find some middle ground, Anthony, there are plenty of mass graves you can start digging at.
Otherwise, shut up and cook.
Stop the Threat: Locked Door
In this week's crime re-enactment, an intoxicated man stumbles to the wrong house. Thinking he is home, he forces himself inside through a neighbor's locked door. Is deadly force justified?Hosted by James B. Towle with Special Guests: Wes Dos, Kathy Jackson, Rob Pincus
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Walking Through Walls
Funny, how that "wall of separation" let's "progressives," through, especially considering the unbridled hatred so many of them express for all things Christian. [More]
What Difference Does It Make?
Yep--Skelton admits that the incident he is using to bolster his argument condemning Brown's veto would not have turned out any differently if Brown had signed the bill instead, but that doesn't matter. Why not, you ask? [More]Skelton has been a monopoly of violence shill since like forever-- he epitomizes what I call Fourth Estate Fifth Columnists.
Emily Gets Her Gun
I can't read his piece yet because I'm currently about halfway through the book, considering writing a review of my own, and I don't want to be influenced.
But you can.
We're Responsible for People Hating TSA
It can't have anything to do with their conduct, can it, Josh? [More]
Hey, what the hell...once more Vanderboegh gets a special shout out. What am I, white or something?
Just in case he's on to something though, I want everyone to stop what you're doing for a moment and send some love vibes out to those anal probing "Only Ones." After all, they just wanted to get home at the end of the shift.
Right after they let monopoly of violence worshipers sniff their fingers.
Hey, what the hell...once more Vanderboegh gets a special shout out. What am I, white or something?
Just in case he's on to something though, I want everyone to stop what you're doing for a moment and send some love vibes out to those anal probing "Only Ones." After all, they just wanted to get home at the end of the shift.
Right after they let monopoly of violence worshipers sniff their fingers.
Excellent Point--Use It
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Great observation, Mr. Rink! This one will be fun to throw back in their spittle-flecked faces. Once more, the howling "progressives" show themselves to be the self-entitled and self-contradicting hypocrites that they are.
In fairness, there is one key difference: Our side isn't breaking any laws.
This Day in History: November 13
Nothing definitive has taken place on the territorial cessions. [More]