Notes from the Resistance...
“[W]e can uphold the Second Amendment and also reduce that violence that is robbing us of our children,” Winfrey declared while advocating for infringements. And to make sure “we” would have the votes, she called for “a clear path to citizenship for the 12 million undocumented immigrants who reside in this country.” [More]You get a vote and you get a vote and you get a vote!
Bank theft suspect nabbed applying for police dispatch job [More]You'll forgive him if he presumed he'd found kindred spirits...
Every time an individual is able to purchase a gun freely, it also creates an illegal weapon that can be sold on the black market. [More]What I don't get is, I thought we'd been told the Richmond problem was solved back when they were fixing Philadelphia.
The attorney general’s office counters that, “Turner has not cited any (case law) to support the theory that the First Amendment gives him a right to threaten people passing his home as long as he stays on his property.” [More]That would be impossible to do, as the First Amendment does not "give" any rights.
The former NYPD cop, who spent almost two years in prison on charges that he was plotting to kidnap, slaughter and eat young women, has penned an “extremely violent” horror novel that he hopes will rake in some green. The conviction was later thrown out after a federal judge decided it was all fantasy. [More]When they make the movie, Porter wants to do the theme song:
House passes concealed carry gun bill in win for GOP and NRA [More]Let's see what happens in the Senate before we start counting chickens.
I wrote senator Gabbard back in November and asked him to submit a bill to repeal the ban on possession of "stun guns." [More]And...
Senator Gabbard would be happy to introduce those three pieces of legislation (stun gun prohibition repeal, concealed carry, and ammunition magazine). He’ll send you the drafts when we have them ready.When he does, you'll read about it here.
“We’re just getting this testing stage off the ground, and we’re hoping in the near future we’ll have a variety of departments adopt it,” he said. [More]They won't, at least it won't be widespread, although the $500 per unit price tag offers a powerful incentive for opportunistic administrators to get "creative." And I expect police union reps like Liberty Lynchin' Patrick will have something to say about why his guys are above being second-guessed.
White supremacists everywhere and the Koch brothers, and others trying to steal public lands will be rejoicing today as a Nevada jury found the Bundy brothers and five other armed “patriots” not guilty in their federal trial ... The lawyers for these dicks could not be happier, and will be looking at making more of that white supremacist money in the future as they will likely be called upon to defend future armed domestic insurgents. [More]The myriad meltdowns in comments are equally revealing.
Democrats Holding Spending Bill Hostage Over DACA [More]Gee, too bad those with the reach to help explain what's at stake find it more advantageous to sit on their hands, increasing the likelihood of poltical "compromise" under cover of "demand" by a manipulated public.
Amicus Brief on California Confiscation of Standard Magazines [More]He does reference militia use, which is good. My layman's concern is that arms "in common use" by the military are what need to be definitively recognized.
Greenaway notes that “most meat processing plants are now staffed almost entirely by immigrant and refugee populations from places like Somalia, Latin America and South Asia.” [More]Coming soon to a Mos Eisley cantina near you.
Eliot Spitzer — who once warned a rival, “I am a f–king steamroller” and promised an ex-hooker “a slow, painful death” — threatened to stab a restaurant patron’s privates after getting ribbed by the stranger... [More]Remember him? The creep obsessed with disarming those he ruled before disgracing himself out of power?
