Notes from the Resistance...
As if any of that will stop the violent sociopaths among their constituents who are incapable of coexisting in society without resorting to predation. [More]
Disarmed at SHOT Show? Nevada Moves to Ban CCW in Las Vegas Strip Casinos [More]
The antis had the patience and the money to set up for the long game while the "gun groups" ignored the early warnings.
It will be interesting to see if they can accommodate everyone and/or if anyone whose name is recognized gets blocked.Moms Demand Action is having a BeSMART zoom meeting tonight with live Q&A. If you join, be respectful (no vulgarity). It’s better to get them tripped up and show they don’t know what they’re talking about. https://t.co/5PPUBBrZzA@CamEdwards @DLoesch @HT_GunWriter @dcodrea pic.twitter.com/KREUKlFssx
— MomAtArms (@mom_at_arms) June 3, 2021
On Sunday evening, Texas House members on the left staged a democratic walkout a day before the closing of the 87th legislative session, which had been making significant progress on conservative priorities. The strategic move broke quorum to avoid passing Senate Bill 7, a piece of election procedure legislation that has garnered national attention. [More]
Guess what Democrats in Oregon do to Republicans who try that.
Boulder shooting victim’s husband wants audit of non-profits collecting funds [More]
Carrion feeders gonna carrion feed...
[Via Michael G]
“As Janowski approached the victims in the vehicle, he pointed his O.C. Fogger canister at the open passenger window just a few feet away and sprayed a burst of O.C. fog into the open window at the heads and faces of the victims,” the document continued. “Brown immediately followed after Janowski, pointed his O.C. Fogger cannister into the open window, and sprayed another burst of O.C. fog at the heads and faces of the victims.” [More]
Doing that to a passenger in a car stuck in traffic? That sure sounds like it justifies qualified impunity to me.
[Via Mack H]
As you know, our battles are now on multiple fronts. [More]
Oregon Firearms Federation notes the fight with an emboldened and relentless enemy goes on.
SCOTUS asked to take up State v. Weber, Ohio case with Second Amendment implications [More]
Because right now, if you have indulged in enough adult beverages in your own home to the point where you couldn't legally drive and someone breaks in, you're forbidden by law to defend yourself with a firearm.
Who has faith the Roberts court will consider this?
[Via gj54]
Was the Constitutional Right to Bear Arms Designed to Protect Slavery? [More]
I don't expect them to ask the Designer, but that's what they want everyone to believe.
How else can proponents be portrayed as dangerous racists who need to be disarmed?
[Via Roger J]
A man who was shot and killed by a plainclothes San Jose police officer after pointing a gun at the officer was being surveilled at the time after being let out on bail from an armed robbery arrest, police said Wednesday. [Watch]
Well, that certainly turned into "END POLICE TERROR" quickly...
[Via Dave Licht]
The Spring 2021 Legislative Session is over for the Illinois General Assembly. The good news is nothing bad passed. The bad news is nothing good passed. [More]
The grabbers will be back. It's what they do.
This is so embarrassing for the feds. A paid informant lied to them and the FBI just took him at his word. [More]
So who's the contemptible snitch? I thought lying to authorities was a crime. What reason would they have for not charging him?
[Via Michael G]
"They didn't have to kill him. He would have given them anything they wanted." [More]
Hey, if three of the suspects are still at large and are known to be desperate, armed, and dangerous, don't public safety "authorities" think it might be a good idea to publicize descriptions, and names and photos if they have them, so those still at risk can either help apprehend or avoid them?
I checked out his Facebook. It looks like what he wanted most in life was to be a loving father.
[Via Jess]
Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush announces run for attorney general against Ken Paxton [More]
Especially one who will "find common ground" to turn Texas blue.
Good thing that has nothing to do with that "single issue"...
[Via Jess]
Kitwana McTyer, president and CEO of Florida United Methodist Children’s Home, where the children lived, called the incident "tragic" and said it is "the result of the system failing our children." [More]
"Our" children?
But in a way, she's right. Those running "the system" have incentivized and weaponized a genie that ain't going back in the bottle.
[Via Remarks]
