Notes from the Resistance...
A comment posted Tuesday to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives’ proposed “Bump-Stock Type Device” rule shows the administration’s intended action sets up conditions for a wider ban on semiautomatic firearms. Filed by firearms designer, expert witness and Historic Arms, LLC President Len Savage, the response to the government’s mandated-by-law request for comments, is posted as four distinct “pdf” files. [More]If the "rationale" put forth by the administration is allowed to prevail, the gun-grabbers will then be able to use it to go after all semiautos.
Chicago city government sure is expending a lot of resources trying (unsuccessfully) to contain the inevitable fruits of its “progressive” policies... [More]Forget it Jake, it’s Chi-Town.
'Any responsible American should own a firearm,' he said. [More]And then there are those who need custodians...
Attacker stabbed two policewomen, took their guns and shot them and a civilian dead in Liege, Belgium [More]Not to intentionally anger anyone, but denial of differences can and does get people killed.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday limited the scope of police searches, ruling that officers must have a warrant to go through a vehicle parked at a home or on its surrounding property. [More]Anybody see a location qualifier?
Georgia teen, 14, STUNS the America's Got Talent's judges with a powerful rap about gun violence, which she wrote in memory of her father who was shot and killed before her birth [More]Because nothing says "Stop the violence" like rap! Just ask Dad:
Camoflauge's background formed the perfect "gangsta rap" resume. He grew up in Savannah's public housing projects, had a record of arrests on drug possession charges, and suffered minor injuries in a shooting last year. He also spent three months in jail in 2000 charged with murder in the shooting death of 17-year-old Kenneth Capers. Camoflauge was released after a grand jury failed to indict him.And isn't the "celebrity" panel just oozing in "progressive" virtue! Especially Simon Cowell!
12 Surprisingly Offensive Words You Need to Erase from Your Vocabulary [More]As a rule of thumb I have little use for hysterical imbeciles.
“Plaintiff’s claims share a common question: whether there is constitutional duty under the Fourteenth Amendment for the police to intervene to protect a citizen from criminal conduct by third parties,” Judge Norman K. Moon’s opinion says. “Because I find this duty is not ‘clearly established,’ his claims are barred by qualified immunity.” [More]Who knew?
FBI got tips about Oklahoma City shooting suspect’s videos, did nothing [More]I'm not sure what the proper protocol should have been because we don't want the feds to be able to haul someone in without probable cause and full due process, and I'm not sure there aren't "demons" of one sort or another lurking in TVs.
The store clerk said he pulled out his personal firearm when Ahorrio held a knife to a female customer’s neck. When the customer dropped to the ground, the clerk fired three rounds at Ahorrio, prompting him to drop his knife and flee the store. [More][Insert name of gun-grabber here] would rather the woman's throat had been cut.
Germany: Ramadan Fasting Triggers Migrant Riot in Dresden - Asylum seekers “attacked officers by throwing lit cigarettes, then kicking and beating them,” Dresden police say [More]So this won't affect their admission status, will it...?
The memo would be more accurate if it stated that anyone who fails to unquestioningly submit to all the TSA's demands would be found guilty of insubordination. [More]Well if you wouldn't get uppity, there wouldn't be a problem.
Last week, the Department of Justice released an updated study from the Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) showing that 83 percent of prisoners released by states are re-arrested within nine years of their release. 44 percent of released state prisoners were arrested during the first year after release, 68 percent were arrested within three years, and 79 percent within six years. [More]You don't say.
How the right is defending Roseanne Barr's racist tweets [More]There's a difference between "defending" and pointing out the racist hypocrisy of others getting away with essentially the same thing when the butt of the joke is white.
AMA meddling to undermine a fundamental right is nothing short of malpractice. [More]The gunquacks are sticking their bills where they don't belong again.
