It’s also curious that fortunate Americans would value consumerism over unalienable rights secured with blood, powder and steel, submitting to foreigners who forbid the exercise of their right to keep and bear arms -- instead of refusing to surrender on that point and just shopping someplace they're respected. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes the food court seems as good a place for clueless beneficiaries of untold sacrifices to surrender the last vestiges of their freedom and dignity to foreign invaders as any...
Monday, February 23, 2015
Terrorists abetted by Mall of America gun policy
Mike the Gun Kapo's Bottom Line
[P]hysicians should continue to ask patients to immunize themselves against gun violence by getting rid of the guns. [More]That's what these hive insects want. Everything else is just deceptive noise-making.
A Victim of Gender Inequities
A voice for all womynkind! [More]
Say, nice swag bag!
Yes, of course she's one of these.
Where's Skip Coolzip when you really need him?
And when the hell are the Occupy Wall Streeters going to turn some attention to these fascist media pigs, who so far, seem to have been given a pass?
Say, nice swag bag!
Yes, of course she's one of these.
Where's Skip Coolzip when you really need him?
And when the hell are the Occupy Wall Streeters going to turn some attention to these fascist media pigs, who so far, seem to have been given a pass?
Last Night on Armed American Radio
I was on in Hour Three. The discussion we had during the last segment of that hour previews the Gun Rights Examiner piece I'm getting ready to post this afternoon, about the Somalia-based Islamist terror group Al-Shabaab and its threat on the "gun-free" Mall of America.Live and outdoors under the desert sky from Scottsdale, AZ, Alan Korwin, Alan Gottlieb, Dr. John R. Lott, self-defense attorney Kevin Maxwell, AR builder Mike Piwoworski, regular contributors David Codrea, Amber Kunau, and George Hill, Crossroads of the West gun show promoter and owner Bob Templeton. [More]
Two from Workman
UPDATE: Make that "Three." Looks like the rights rapists are trying to forcibly insert themselves without lubrication again.
A Known Health Risk
You know, eating baseboard paint. [More]
Maybe that's what got into the "Molly."
Funny, Wesleyan U is generally so careful about banning some kinds of lead...
You have to wonder about well-heeled "progressive" parents shelling out this kind of dough to put their children under such influence. Perhaps the term "making a sacrifice" doesn't refer to the money in this case.
[Via Jeet]
Maybe that's what got into the "Molly."
Funny, Wesleyan U is generally so careful about banning some kinds of lead...
You have to wonder about well-heeled "progressive" parents shelling out this kind of dough to put their children under such influence. Perhaps the term "making a sacrifice" doesn't refer to the money in this case.
[Via Jeet]
Exactly What Was Prescribed
The footage shows Radcliff beat Gillenwater on the draw and fire a shot that hits the robber in the chest. A second shot hits Gillenwater's gun, knocking it to the floor. As Gillenwater runs off camera, Radcliff fires a third shot that hits the suspect in the abdomen and brings him down. [More]He was lucky.
Not because he was prepared and capable, but because he wasn't working at some place like Walgreens, where corporate risk managers place their gutless policies above the lives of employees and customers.
Be It Resolved
As you can imagine, every county that joins us in sending a message to Salem represents another powerful roadblock to the gun grabber’s plans. And every county that steps up makes the commissioners of others ... that refuse, look more and more out of touch with the people who elected them. [More]Oregon's Jefferson County will be discussing a pro-gun resolution on Wednesday. Those resolved to doing something constructive could let the commissioners know what's expected of them.
AP Style
Meaning by controlling them, we control the narrative...
[Via Andrea Shea King]
We're the Only Ones Penetrating Enough
In League with Tyranny
We're the Only Ones Planting Enough
“I have a method for getting people off the street that should not be there. Mouthy drivers, street lawyers, assholes and just anyone else trying to make my job difficult. Under my floor mat, I keep a small plastic dime baggie with Cocaine in residue... [More]Think of the type of total evil creature who would do something like this, and what else he'd willingly -- even enthusiastically -- do.
This ought to be a capital crime.
[Via Florida Guy]
Liberty Watch Redux
Yesterday's radio chat with Charles Heller is now archived. Scroll down to "2 22 15 Liberty Watch" to listen.First half with David Codrea of "The War On Guns," about proposed ATF banning of M855 ball .223 ammo. [More]
We're the Only Ones Fatherly Enough
This Day in History: February 23
But whether my Colleagues would enter into this Negociation without France and Spain, at least France, I doubt; and have not time now to consult them, who are at a distance from me. [More]
Sunday, February 22, 2015
Tonight on Armed American Radio
The Alan Korwin Experience, Alan Gottlieb, NJ attorney Evan Nappen, POSSIBLY John Lott, attorney Kevin Maxwell, AR 15 builder and FFL Mike Piwoworski from The Arms Room, David Codrea, George Hill and Amber Kunau.As usual, I'll be joining in during Hour Three.
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New Jersey dispute repeats familiar pattern of pushing out gun ranges
I speak from personal experience recalling a local range that was closed in Ohio after a development was built nearby, even though everyone – the developers, the realtors and the home purchasers, knew it was there and sold and bought property with that knowledge and with all required disclosures. And I’ve noted the same thing happening elsewhere. The same people would no doubt squawk like hell should the same government they’re turning to now decide their property would be more valuable as a township revenue generator, as happened in the notorious Kelo decision. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes a phenomenon analogous to "progressives" moving to freer states and deciding the laws aren't restrictive enough, or foreigners moving to the U.S. and deciding we need to adopt their gun laws. If you move next to a gun range, why would you expect them to be the ones to go away? And what will you do when somebody with more clout decides there's a compelling overriding interest for infringing on your property rights?
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