Tomorrow (Tuesday, Aug. 30) is the primary election in Arizona. Gun owners have a chance to send the same shock waves through the establishment as the upset victory of Tea Party favorite Dave Brat over GOP mucky-muck Eric Cantor in Virginia. [More]The question is, will they? Or will they instead come up with tiger-talking excuses not to do a thing?
Before you get too angry at the administrator in this video, remember that he wasn’t the one who created this policy, he’s just charged with the awful task of enforcing it. [More]So "I was only following orders" works now?
Opponents of a Maine ballot initiative that would require background checks for all firearms sales and transfers have raised less than 2 percent of the money that supporters of the Michael R. Bloomberg-backed gun safety measure have collected. [More]Gra$$root$ in action...
But everything is about the NWO, the Rothschild family (Jews in general) running NATO, the UN taking control of our national parks and Obama staying in office under martial law after suspending elections. It's like the tiny GD tinfoil fringe, but everyone is like that. On steroids. With some subtle white power mixed in . [More]This helps show why Mike was so emphatic on not letting the III% concept get hijacked by those who didn't understand the moral principles behind it. Nice to see some folks jumped in to correct the record, which I hope you do when the occasion arises.
Pew poll: 44% of American households contain firearms [More]But...but...but...
An internal proposed strategy from George Soros’s Open Society Justice Initiative calls for international regulation of private actors’ decisions on “what information is taken off the Internet and what may remain.” Those regulations, the document notes, should favor “those most supportive of open society.” [More]You know, those most supportive of a society closed off to alternative/competing views ...
Orlando machine gun event stirs controversy. An event where the public will get an opportunity to shoot a semi-automatic gun is being criticized by some. [More]I guess it's not like "Authorized Journalist" Valerie Boey had anyone she could talk to and ask...
A $75,000 personal injury case against Glock filed by an Arkansas policeman has been scheduled for trial in a federal court, according to the final scheduling order issued last week ... The plaintiff in the case, Larry Jones, of Cherry Valley, Arkansas, was injured when his Glock 19C pistol discharged unexpectedly at the shooting range in June 2013, the lawsuit says. At the time he was trying to attach a tactical light. [More]Did somebody say something about the brightest bulb? Or Lee Paige Awards?
East side business owner offers pizza for guns [More]The fool has been robbed and shot himself, so now he advertises his personal commitment to being defenseless and expects customers to come in and put themselves in harm's way? Isn't that kind of like chumming the water because you hate sharks, and then inviting people over to go swimming?
"That's his right as a citizen," Kelly said. "We recognize his right as an individual to choose to participate or not participate in the national anthem." [More]True. And ultimately, contracts notwithstanding, you have a right as a citizen to refuse to participate with him. As does your team owner. Barring that, expect others to exercise their rights as citizens to not have anything to do with any of you.
Authoritarian regimes have already proposed Icann become part of the U.N. to make it easier for them to censor the internet globally. [More]Anyone who thinks this is happening because "The administration [is] naive" is ... uh ... naive.