Tuesday, March 04, 2014

New York home defense case triggers larger question of citizen disarmament

That still raises the question of whether or not foreign nationals are empowered anywhere in this country to arrest citizens, and the answer to that is “Yes.” And in some pretty populous places. [More]
This evening’s Gun Rights Examiner report notes there are aliens among us – and some of them are wearing badges.

The End of the Line

They apparently think they have a final solution of some kind... [More]

I guess they haven't gotten the word...

The thought strikes, every one of these toolkit ideas can be applied by us, and we have a lot more numbers. Or just let them bring it on and we can let them put the feds in the same position these stupid ungulates have corralled Malloy & Co. in.

Bring it on, you dumb herbivores.

Survey SAYS

I don't care what it says. [More]

Go ahead, turn up the heat and see what the frog does. Such foolishness could be the best thing they could try with us. Not that this isn't all posturing and BS anyway, what with Dems all over the place running from "gun control" as a campaign issue.

But I repeat: Bring it.

We grow annoyed at your foolishness.

[Via Jess]

UPDATE: Workman weighs in.

Any Questions?

Edward Markey is a Democratic senator from Massachusetts, and Carolyn Maloney is a Democratic representative from New York. [More]
How about now?

Still No Scoring Statement

I can't understand why they won't tell the rest of us what they told Emily Miller. [More]

Can You Imagine...

...being Jeff Warner or Patricia Price? [More]

Neither can I.

The Ones Who Got Away

“It’s a bad stigma: If you’re a Democrat, you’re against guns,” said State Representative Scott Dianda, a Democrat in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. He is quick to say he is a hunter. [More]
It should be a bad stigma. Did your "party loyalty" mean you backed Cuomo and Obama?

And that hunting BS just makes you out to be a con artist...or worse.

[Via JM]

Reality Lessons for Gun-Grabbers

The hard core ones do what they do with full knowledge.  The useful idiots are incapable of grasping it. [More]

Refuse to Be a (Virtual) Victim

I just changed my email password because of some suspicious activity.  I checked my account and see some intruders want in:
I'd love a self-defense program capable of counterattack, the virtual equivalent of aiming a shotgun at the front door with a tripwire if it opens, something that would cause these bastards' machines to self-destruct.

Shatnerware.

We're the Only Ones Misleading Enough

Neither have anything to do with the new background check law passed in 2013. But he never told lawmakers that. [More]
Incompetence?  No ethics?  Both?

Back when I was working in the corporate world, if I'd have stood up in a presentation and given management bad and irrelevant data like this in order to influence their policy and decisions, I'd have been appropriately canned after they found out I was BSing them.  And seeing as how -- in lieu of specific contractual arrangements generally reserved for the mucky-mucks -- most of the private sector is "at will" employment, there'd have been no suspension with pay, no interminable appeals, no pension and no unemployment for terminations with cause.

Nope, it would have been clean out your desk under supervision, turn in your keys and get the hell out.

As would have been appropriate.

This guy probably just increased his job security.

"Public servants."  Remember, with "progressives," every day is Opposite Day.

[Via cydl]

And Remember, with "Progressives," Every Day is Opposite Day

But while Phillips' story -- and by extension, "Captain Phillips" -- had a happy ending, the Maersk Alabama has not been so fortunate, facing further pirate assaults in recent years. The ship was attacked a second time in 2009, again in 2010 and yet again in 2011. Each time, though, the assailants were repelled by armed security forces. [More]
That sounds pretty damned fortunate to me.

"Authorized Journalist" propositions: Unarmed, helpless victims in need of armed rescuers = happy ending.

Successful armed self-defense = misfortune.

The $64,000 Question

Kurt asks it. [More]

Good luck finding a winning answer.

What's the Harm in Taking Precautions?

Don't ask me.

Ask the guys on "our side" pushing for restrictions.

This Day in History: March 4

Cloathing, Tents, Arms, Accoutrements, cariage, &c. will be wanting And I rest Sattisfied your Excellency will Order the mode of conducting the troops, & obtaining the regular Supplies of provision Forage &c. in order to facillitate my junction with the Southern Army. [More]