“It truly isn’t about law enforcement,” he said. “It’s about calling attention to the grievances and concerns about the federal government.” [More]Well, uh, yeah.
And your point is...?
[Via Gary Marbut]
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
A Panning Review
And your point is...?
[Via Gary Marbut]
The Art of the Possible
What possible threat do gun owners think they will face at the library that they would need to come in packing heat? [More]Oh
I
don't
know.
Gee, that took me all of two minutes to find.
And to think they pay these useful idiot "Authorized Journalists" good money...what possible reason could they have to give these ignoramuses such a broad public reach?
The Secret Formula
There isn't one. The best prescription is well established, but you can't force people to take it. Sometimes, they just need to get desperate before they realize they should have taken better care of themselves back when they could. Sometimes they die never realizing the part they played in preventing a happier outcome. [Read]
A Drop in the Bucket
We're the Only Ones Humble Enough
A Liberal Arts Major
"This is one of those scenarios in American politics where the smartest, most intuitive citizens need to force legislation upon the people, even when it is not the popular choice...The logical concept is to separate everyone from their guns" [More]
Try that, you ignorant , unjustifiably self-impressed child, and you just might find yourself in a situation where you say "Wow, good thing I had my gun."
Oh, wait--you mean have OTHERS do your forcing for you...
Grandma was right, Sponge Bob. Lay off the weed.
Future "Authorized Journalist" material, this one...
[Via Kurt Hofmann who says the future looks dim]
Should you just give robbers what they want?
As for this latest attack, note that the police, who cannot protect anyone beforehand, have yet to produce after-the fact results. They’ve “searched several homes,” but the attackers are still at large, and even if they do arrest suspects, there is no guarantee they will be convicted, and if so, removed from society until it’s safe to release them back into it—if ever. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner column questions how it can be determined with certainty what a dangerous and evil man wants.
Also attend a press conference and wat...uh...listen to The Watchmen.
If you think your friends might want this link, just give it to them.
This Day in History: January 25
January 25, 1779 at Briar Creek, Georgia - On January 25, at 4:00 A.M., Lt. Col. Archibald Campbell marched the British force 10 miles to Hudson's Ferry. He sent the Light Infantry and the South Carolina Royalists to Briar Creek, an additional 14 miles away, to secure the bridge there. The Patriot force at the bridge had learned of the British approach and set fire to the bridge. The British surprised them as they arrived at the bridge.
For 45 minutes, the skirmish raged on. The British finally forced the Patriot force to withdraw. This allowed the British time to put out the fire and capture the bridge.
Conclusion: British Victory.
Casualties: British: 3k, 6w, 7c [More]
Monday, January 24, 2011
GRE Round Up for January 24
Here are the latest offerings from my fellow GREs:
Rob Reed/Detroit:
Dave Workman/Seattle:
Kurt Hofmann/St. Louis:
Rob Reed/Detroit:
Dave Workman/Seattle:
Kurt Hofmann/St. Louis:
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Also check out these other Liberty-oriented Examiners:We're the Only Ones and You're Not Enough
Elected officials of all stripes would be able to carry a concealed weapon anywhere in South Carolina, in the course of their official duties, if a bill to come up this week in a House panel becomes law. [More]Mr. Mason? Comment?
[W]ho are the militia, if they be not the people of this country...? I ask, who are the militia? They consist now of the whole people, except a few public officers.Just so we're clear on who's who.
Meanwhile, Across the Pond in Sarah Brady Paradise...
More guns does not equate to more crime! [Read]
A Boundary Violation
Felony for Doctors to Ask Patients About Guns? [Read]
And the "Vote Freedom Firsters" back this affront to...uh...freedom?
I thought they were single-issue... and I don't suppose anyone's brought up that a violation of this would create a new felony crime to create more "prohibited persons"...?
There's a better way to deal with the problem. But I guess since it wasn't invented there, it doesn't qualify for serious consideration.
When Meat Thermometers are Outlawed...
And it was one of those digital assault thermometers, with no legitimate cooking purpose, as opposed to a "patrol thermometer"...[Read]
We're the Only Ones Finishing You Enough
In Obama-Land! [Read]
You know what they say--what works in Naiorobi may not work in Cheyenne--but that won't stop us from trying...
You know what they say--what works in Naiorobi may not work in Cheyenne--but that won't stop us from trying...
Gun Control Without a Ban
If you can't control the guns, control the people! Ingenious! [Read]
Due process? Are you serious?
And they may be right about "bipartisan support." It looks like the Dead Elephants are just that stupid.
Due process? Are you serious?
And they may be right about "bipartisan support." It looks like the Dead Elephants are just that stupid.
The Anti-NRA?
You flatter these privileged dilettantes, Paul Merrion. [Read]
How many members do these astro-turfers claim?
Let's see, a tiny group of individuals who desperately want to control everyone, vs. a huge group of individuals who simply want to control themselves...
Go ahead. Keep pushing.
How many members do these astro-turfers claim?
Let's see, a tiny group of individuals who desperately want to control everyone, vs. a huge group of individuals who simply want to control themselves...
Go ahead. Keep pushing.
We're the Only Ones Camera-Shy Enough
Tarpon Springs Police arrest a college student taping police activities as part of a group called "Cop Watch" [More]How does the question constantly put to us go? If you aren't doing anything wrong...
Perhaps they'd feel better if this had the unintended consequence of forcing freedom activists to observe their conduct through telescopic (camera) lenses?
[Via Ed M]
Meanwhile, Over in Furious Mike Paradise...
A middle-class enclave on the South Shore of the city's southernmost borough is the gun capital of New York, with 509 residents -- or about one in every 57 males -- legally packing heat. [More]I'm not sure they're packing--it sound to me like they have permits for home possession. I dunno, am I reading this wrong or making bad assumptions? Even so:
The well-armed area is also one of the city's safest.
I wonder if that tells us anything that flies in the face of what some want us to believe...?
I also wonder if someone could take this and maybe have grounds for a discrimination lawsuit...?
[Via Michael R]
We're the Only Ones Keeping Under Surveillance Enough
On January 13, 2011, a jury awarded damages of $476,200.00 against Kenneth Wayne Ryals, a landlord who had serially spied on his young female tenants by means of a micro video camera hidden in a DVD player he provided with the rental. Mr. Ryals, who is an Internal Revenue Service agent, had confessed to the Davie Police Department that he had watched Plaintiff for his viewing pleasure...[More]As in "armed IRS agent"...?
Or just a jack-off booted thug?
[Via Michael R]
We're the Only Ones Pointed Enough
The story is that they allows the beautiful young lady reporter to take a loaded weapon and point it over her cameraman’s shoulder. [More]Assuming they didn't have a remote-operated camera...James Towle & crew use those all the time to capture near-target point of view action.
There are some interesting admissions from the reporterette:
It can shoot up to 90 rounds, great for confronting a serious adversary.Ah, so that's why we might "need" such magazines...?
And the Sheriff actually touts the virtue of being able to penetrate body armor!
Meaning that's a desired capability, but only on "patrol rifles"?
[Via Jeffersonian]
Centennial
The Sullivan Law, still on the books as section 400.00 of the New York Penal Law, became a model for gun-control legislation enacted throughout the country. [More]
Yep. Other evil criminals like Big Tim saw how well it worked for the Gangs of New York at strenthening their political grasp over those they boss.
[Via Lane]
Shock and Awe
That four were shot at once in Detroit wasn’t shocking; that they were all uniformed and armed was. [More]Yes, it is shocking that someone would attack armed targets. It is highly unusual and rare.
There's a lesson there somewhere...
[Via lots of you]
ATF technical classifications create back door ‘gun control’
Will .22 rimfires fall under new reporting controls? Will CA bullet button system be classified as detachable magazine? [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner column looks at the latest bit of dictation insiders tell me we need to take down.
Also listen in on yesterday's Project GunTALKer broadcast.
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Sunday, January 23, 2011
‘Project Gunwalker’ investigators: Watch for smears, focus on leads
It’s important when we see personal credibility challenged to keep in mind this is not about the personalities, it is about the allegations. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner column warns against getting too personal.
Also listen in on "Project Guntalker."
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Saturday, January 22, 2011
Knox reports on ‘Project Gunwalker’
Will others in the media independently investigate this story and report their findings? [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner column notes the first crack in the dam.
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Friday, January 21, 2011
GRE Round Up for January 21
Here are the latest offerings from my fellow GREs:
Dave Workman/Seattle:
Kurt Hofmann/St. Louis:
Dave Workman/Seattle:
Kurt Hofmann/St. Louis:
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Also check out these other Liberty-oriented Examiners:‘Project Gunwalker’ sources talking to Senate staffers
Insider sources claiming they can provide testimony and documentation to confirm allegations raised in the “Project Gunwalker” story reported previously in this column are now in contact and/or have been placed in touch with Senate staffers. [More]We have lift-off.
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Meanwhile, Across the Pond in Sarah Brady Paradise...
No, you f#@!&*g idiots, of course you don't "hunt with it." [Read]
No mere--what do they call you blokes?--subject can buy one of these, which I thought was the way you lot liked it. And it has nothing to do with the Giffords shooting. Or Carolyn McCarthy's bill. Why you'd stretch so to tie those in tells us all we need to know about Daily Mail reporters.
I swear, I think all gun events ought to only admit "Authorized Journalists" who can present some sort of verifiable non-stupidity/integrity credentials. I know the shows thrive on publicity and all, but letting these morons in doesn't do them any favors.
No mere--what do they call you blokes?--subject can buy one of these, which I thought was the way you lot liked it. And it has nothing to do with the Giffords shooting. Or Carolyn McCarthy's bill. Why you'd stretch so to tie those in tells us all we need to know about Daily Mail reporters.
I swear, I think all gun events ought to only admit "Authorized Journalists" who can present some sort of verifiable non-stupidity/integrity credentials. I know the shows thrive on publicity and all, but letting these morons in doesn't do them any favors.
We're the Only Ones Home on the Range Enough
On Thursday morning, residents had circled with orange marker approximately a dozen pieces of gray metal on Ronald Avenue. Included in their survey were a few deformed, copper-colored bullets with gray metal cores. [More]Back when I lived in Redondo Beach, I could hear them shooting from my house. They didn't do it at obnoxious hours, so I didn't mind it because of the noise per se. Besides, to rip off Lieutenant Colonel Bill Kilgore, I love the sound of a range--it sounds like freedom.
But then I would remember the place was "Only Ones" exclusive, and it didn't sound like that at all.
On Common Ground
As a liberal Democrat, I worry about the damage we might do by rushing toward a fresh raft of gun-control laws. It's very hard to demonstrate that most of them -- registration, waiting periods, one-gun-a-month laws, closing the gun-show loophole, large-capacity-magazine restrictions, assault-rifle bans -- have ever saved a life...So "as a liberal Democrat," do you feel no complicity for enabling that harm, by giving aid and comfort to those "liberal Democrats" inflicting it on us?
Gun control not only does no practical good, it actively causes harm. [More]
I mean, it's fine and good that you say you understand the truth about "gun control." Now bring yourself up to speed on the evils of collectivists usurping undelegated authority, and we just might find some of that "common ground" your side keeps making noises about as they advance from a beachhead they've already captured and controlled.
[Via jfc]
We're the Only Ones Legally Justified Enough
Ignoring Brady
An armed robbery suspect was shot multiple times Wednesday morning after he forced a cashier into a store office at gunpoint and demanded cash, police said. [Read]
[and]Police are still looking for a North Las Vegas robber they say was stopped by his victim using a handgun. [Read]
Why didn't they just give them what they wanted?
Instead of what they deserved?
Without a Trace?
The number of traces have continued to increase since then, averaging about 33,000 traces a year in the last four years. [More]Question: Does this number include traces for guns turned in at all those stupid "buy back" theatrical events? Because, if so, just this one local event would account for about 7.5%.
Canada home firebombing case shows evil of anti-defense laws
If anything, Mr. Thomson showed great restraint—anyone throwing Molotov cocktails at an occupied house deserves to be repelled using any and all force necessary, including lethal. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner column returns fire at the arson enablers.
Also put a little something extra in the collection plate this Sunday.
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Thursday, January 20, 2011
GRE Round Up for January 20
Here are the latest offerings from my fellow GREs:
Rob Reed/Detroit:
Richard Nascak/Ft. Myers:
Dave Workman/Seattle:
Kurt Hofmann/St. Louis:
Rob Reed/Detroit:
Richard Nascak/Ft. Myers:
Dave Workman/Seattle:
Kurt Hofmann/St. Louis:
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Also check out these other Liberty-oriented Examiners:DHS answers FOIA on ‘domestic extremists’
Their bottom line:Today's second Gun Rights Examiner column brings a response that would indicate we're free to actively object to TSA screening processes without fear of being classified as "domestic extremists."
"Unfortunately, we were unable to locate or identify any responsive records." [More]
Who wants to put it to the test?
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The Fire Sale Loophole
Constitution Watch advises us on H.R. 263, the Authorization for Even More Federal Gun Thefts Act of 2011, brought to us courtesy of the usual cabal of domestic enemies. [Read]
We're the Only Ones Young at Heart Enough
Jason Hignight, 32, resigned as a Lubbock police officer shortly before detectives arrested him Tuesday evening. Hignight is charged with two counts of sexual assault of a child and one count of indecency with a child. [More]And again, the "Authorized Journalists" have failed to investigate a key question of protocol...
[Via John H]
We're the Only Ones in it for Life Enough
A federal judge has ordered a life sentence for a southern Illinois sheriff convicted of trafficking marijuana on the job and later trying to have two potential witnesses against him killed. [More]And Illinois, with "Only One" carry laws, is just the place to do it!
We're the Only Ones Going to the Wall Enough
An off-duty Norfolk police officer accidentally fired his personal gun inside his home on Thursday. The bullet hit the wall in his home... [More]Norfolk...Norfolk...wasn't I just reading something about their excellent training standards...?
We're the Only Ones Punchy Enough
If this animal would do this to one of his own, imagine what he'd do to one of us. [Watch and read]
Complete and full information was withheld from the Chief? And multiple sworn officers all the way up the command structure knew about this? So it's more than "a few bad apples"?
Isn't that what is known as "obstruction of justice" and a "criminal conspiracy"?
Will "I had no idea/nobody told me" work?
Where does the buck stop?
[Via Mack H]
Complete and full information was withheld from the Chief? And multiple sworn officers all the way up the command structure knew about this? So it's more than "a few bad apples"?
Isn't that what is known as "obstruction of justice" and a "criminal conspiracy"?
Will "I had no idea/nobody told me" work?
Where does the buck stop?
[Via Mack H]
In Perpetuity
Speaking of Just Giving Them What They Want...
Worker at Coventry Township storefront casino shot in head [More]After he handed over the money.
It's that question the Bradys never seem to answer: What if what they want is you...?
Clear Intent
The single shot ended a tense and terrifying encounter with a gunman who was soft-spoken and chatty, but made it clear he intended harm. [More]So just giving him what he wanted was not an option? Maybe somebody from the Bradys could tell us what to do then?
Aside from close your eyes and think of England...?
Damned "Castle Doctrine"...
[Via Ed M]
Meanwhile, Over in Sarah Brady Para...uh...Occupied Territory...
A PSNI officer has gone on trial accused of possessing too many firearms. [More]"They're always after me Lucky Charms..."
Looks like the Crown's man is hoist with his own petard. You can own too many firearms?
And, speaking of Lucky Charms, I wonder what those who say you can ate for breakfast?
Empowering Hussein Hamdani
I was stunned at how powerful I felt with the gun in my hand. [More]Well, there's your problem right there.
It's YOU.
"Guns empower cowards and criminals..."
Kind of an ironic bit of sick projection going on there after your initial admission, wouldn't you say, guy?
We're the Only Ones with Budding Careers Enough
A Winter Haven police officer is accused of pilfering a "marijuana bud" following the department's seizure of marijuana plants from a home. [More]See, if you're going to steal someone elses's plants, it's important that you follow official department protocol.
Let's see, the "few bad apples" metaphor doesn't seem to work well here. Maybe "a few stems and seeds," but otherwise it's great sh...?
And I wonder if this will qualify for Chuckie's reporting proposal?
[Via Ed M]
In the Service of the Emperor
Obama: "We Welcome China's Rise" [Read]
Overheard, while showing submission:
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A Cause for Unrest
"Weapons, especially … an automatic rifle, have no place in a synagogue," Baer said. [More]Hey, don't tell us.
Tell them.
Bagel-brain.
[Via Defender]
Is Harry Reid no longer ‘a true champion of the Second Amendment’?
Are we seeing the beginnings of a new public direction for our true champion, one motivated not by any oath of office or past loyalties, but by blatant self-interest? [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner column looks what may be the secret of Reid's success--not that I'm suggesting a caption contest for the accompanying photo or anything...
Also watch a rerun.
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Wednesday, January 19, 2011
GRE Round Up for January 19
Here are the latest offerings from my fellow GREs:
Mike Stollenwerk/DC:
Dave Workman/Seattle:
Kurt Hofmann/St. Louis:
Mike Stollenwerk/DC:
Dave Workman/Seattle:
Kurt Hofmann/St. Louis:
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Also check out these other Liberty-oriented Examiners:STFU, Lord Vader
And wtf with this "conservative" thinking maybe that's OK...? I mean, you don't need a 33-round mag to hunt deer!
Yeah, pal, you're right. You're "not a member of the Second Amendment caucus." Parrot Brady talking points much?
Yeah, I've got an argument that has nothing to do with "the slippery slope." Matter of fact, I've got several of them.
[Via Scott J]
íHola, Amigos!
Señor Hofmann recommends we inform our neighbors to the south about Proyecto Andador Arma...[Read]
Buena idea!
Buena idea!
Poll Watching
Scroll to poll halfway down page on right:
[Via John B]
Quick voteI'd be tempted to vote "Yes" if there were an "I dare you" option.
Should Congress ban ammunition magazines that hold more than 10 rounds?
[Via John B]
Taking the Fifth?
Or drinking it? [Read]
She must not have seen "Tropic Thunder," and the pitfalls of going "full retard."
First "white hurricanes," then the flag on Mars and now this.
You know what that means, don't you?
You're racist.
[Via Defender]
She must not have seen "Tropic Thunder," and the pitfalls of going "full retard."
First "white hurricanes," then the flag on Mars and now this.
You know what that means, don't you?
You're racist.
[Via Defender]
How Many Dead Tyrants Does It Take to Screw in a Lightbulb?
We're the Only Ones Buying Back Enough
Chwick v. Mulvey Update
At this time, it is very important to stress that the Second Department's excellent ruling established that all local handgun control laws are preempted by state law, possibly opening some very strong arguments to challenge other local gun laws. However, if Nassau should appeal, to the New York Court of Appeals, and we are unable to respond because of lack of funds, then there is a real chance of us getting a ruling going the other way that has effect throughout the entire state. [More]You can learn more about the case, including how to donate. Make sure your friends in NY know about it.
Not Just "Vague"
..."Unconstitutionally vague"...[More]I was hoping to say more on this, but probably not today...
That's Must Be Why They Call It "The Golden State"
Remember this as but one of countless examples when they come to us and tell us CA is bankrupt, and we need to bail them out because they're too big to fail. [Read]
And What's the Down Side for Him?
Sen. Richard Lugar (R-Ind.) this weekend called on Congress to reinstate the assault weapons ban that expired in 2004. [More]I guess this domestic enemy doesn't want to run again?
Not necessarily.
"Lesser of two evils" Hoosiers didn't mind re-upping this piece of political drek.
This is exactly why Republicans enjoying new-found power feel like they can shine us on and most will eat whatever they dish out. Based on results, they're right.
Open Letter to Senate Judiciary Committee staff on 'Project Gunwalker'
But also understand that so far, attempts to generate interest among various senate and congressional staffers over the past few days has been a frustrating experience of evasiveness and deflection, and that also is being documented. There is far too much at stake for the brave people who are putting themselves on the line to let this continue. To do so is inexcusable. That's why this is being sent to you as an open letter, published on the Internet to apprise the media and interested citizens of the efforts we are taking to bring this matter to light.Today's Gun Rights Examiner column attempts to force some interest. And doesn't that just tell us everything?
What do we tell our guys, Mr. Downey? [More]
Also find out why some luggage is best left unclaimed on today's Trigger Sports LIVE!
I hope you share the link and help us tip this thing over the edge to where it can't be ignored.
This Day in History: January 19
The Quarter Master General has represented to me, that our resources in point of forage will not with the greatest œconomy and management satisfy the demands of the Army - unless the Cavalry of Polaskis Legion is removed to some position where it will interfere less with the general Supply - The Counties of Kent and Sussex in your State, he thinks will be able to maintain this Corps, with less inconvenience to the Country than any other place within a reasonable distance. [More]
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
GRE Round Up for January 18
Here are the latest offerings from my fellow GREs:
Liston Matthews/Knoxville:
John Longenecker/Los Angeles:
Kurt Hofmann/St. Louis:
Liston Matthews/Knoxville:
John Longenecker/Los Angeles:
- Safer Streets 2011: The system is not broken, it is short-circuited.
- Safer Streets 2011: What do you do in the absence of first responders?
- Safer Streets 2011: Guns on campus for killers, but not for loving parents.
Kurt Hofmann/St. Louis:
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Also check out these other Liberty-oriented Examiners:Is ‘Project Gunwalker’ about to bust wide open?
The bottom line is, insiders are prepared to come forward. Not just with testimony, but with documentary evidence, and it looks like the trail leads to high places in the executive branch. [More]
And naturally, the politicians are doing what they do best--ignoring this.
Regular readers I cannot overemphasize the importance of YOU getting involved in this.
Gunsensus
You know, like "consensus" only with a "gun".
Thing is, why do they get ink as any kind of authoritative source? (Nice: the gun right next to the mixed drink. No bias creation intent there in this "straight news" piece.)
But back to my question: Who are these people?
It looks like the folks my late friend Aaron referred to as "Bagel Brains" are helping to spread a one-sided message:
And it looks, from her Twitter page, like Lori A. O'Neil is essentially your typical anti-gun "progressive" hack:
Her "organization," if there is one, hasn't been around long enough to be found on GuideStar, Melissadata or other nonprofit aggregator websites.
If it looks like Astroturf and feels like Astorturf...that must mean there is no "consensus," just the lie that one exists.
Imagine that.
Which brings me back to the only answer that makes sense for my original question: That instead of being an objective news reporter, "Authorized Journalist" Ben Jackson is also exhibiting the "ethics" of a "progressive" hack.
And funny thing about the name O'Neil chose. It's already been claimed:
But don't worry, Lori: I understand a sound-alike variant is still available.
Thing is, why do they get ink as any kind of authoritative source? (Nice: the gun right next to the mixed drink. No bias creation intent there in this "straight news" piece.)
But back to my question: Who are these people?
It looks like the folks my late friend Aaron referred to as "Bagel Brains" are helping to spread a one-sided message:
And it looks, from her Twitter page, like Lori A. O'Neil is essentially your typical anti-gun "progressive" hack:
Her "organization," if there is one, hasn't been around long enough to be found on GuideStar, Melissadata or other nonprofit aggregator websites.
If it looks like Astroturf and feels like Astorturf...that must mean there is no "consensus," just the lie that one exists.
Imagine that.
Which brings me back to the only answer that makes sense for my original question: That instead of being an objective news reporter, "Authorized Journalist" Ben Jackson is also exhibiting the "ethics" of a "progressive" hack.
And funny thing about the name O'Neil chose. It's already been claimed:
Sounds about right. Actually, it sounds perfect.gunsensus
meaning: forcing a consensus on people by presenting a fait accompli situation.
pronunciation: gun-sen-sus.
usage: pratibha patil is sonia gandhi's gunsensus candiate.
root: holding the gun to achieve a consensus.
But don't worry, Lori: I understand a sound-alike variant is still available.
Physician, Heal Thyself
Think about it. The AMA and the NRA working together to do good. [More]Not if it requires tolerating your lying snark and ceding to your list of infringements, you obnoxious malpracticing incompetent.
We're the Only Ones Exceptional Enough
The bill makes some exceptions, for example prohibiting deadly force if the person entering a home is a law enforcement officer acting in his or her official capacity. [More]Sorry. I know I lead a peaceable life that does not warrant an official home invasion.
So I'm afraid my default assumption is that such armed raiders must be those "fauxnly ones" I've been reading so much about in the news lately...
New Jersey gun case demonstrates no justice possible through ‘lawful’ avenues
As things stand now, there is no relief from this injustice. Which kind of makes me wonder if these newly-empowered Republicans, the ones who’ve promised us they’re all for principled government—and who were put in power largely through the efforts of involved gun owners—are going to take the lead on fixing this obscene outrage. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner column looks at another way simply trying to engage in peaceable air travel can subject good Americans to state-sponsored terrorism. And the highest court in the land just said there's not a damn thing we can do about it.
Also witness a moving memorial, listen to more outrages the antis don't want us to be able to do anything about, and go over some bills that are coming due.
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Monday, January 17, 2011
GRE Round Up for January 17
Here are the latest offerings from my fellow GREs:
Mike Stollenwerk.DC:
Fort Smith/Steve D. Jones:
Dave Workman/Seattle:
Mike Stollenwerk.DC:
Fort Smith/Steve D. Jones:
Dave Workman/Seattle:
- WA congressmen play it cool as polls reject gun control following shooting
- Many NW companies at annual SHOT show, but there’s an undercurrent
- Prominent columnist says 'violent talk' protects gun rights
- Sen. Boxer would expand California-style 'gun-control' nationwide
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Also check out these other Liberty-oriented Examiners:We're the Only Ones All Wet Enough
Reda initially told police Stephens was a daredevil and had jumped off the boat, and that the men were the only ones on board. [More]Well, at least that last part is true.
Thing is, if the guy has already been proven to be a liar, how can the subhead confidently tell us "The fellow officer was thrown overboard when the boat struck a pylon"?
Why should anyone believe his story now?
Time to Get Tough with the Religious Fanatics
You know, those who worship the all-powerful state?
I just got done with the Catholics.
Looks like "The Rev." Robert C. Moore wants some, too.
Yeah, dickhead, "get tough".
How many divisions do you have, again?
UPDATE: Alvie unloads a gigazine on the guy.
I just got done with the Catholics.
Looks like "The Rev." Robert C. Moore wants some, too.
Yeah, dickhead, "get tough".
How many divisions do you have, again?
UPDATE: Alvie unloads a gigazine on the guy.
We're the Only Ones "Rectum? Damn Near Killed 'im" Enough
"The yanked me out of the car, put a knee on my back, and checked my rectum several times," said a 20 year old man who did not want to use his name. [More]
We're told, however, that's 'unlikely." Department protocol 'n all...And seeing as how this is Maryland, recording cops to challenge their version of events is verboten.
Just like in Illinois.
Now bend over and just relax.
When a man doesn't even own his own @$$hole, the system's pretty much broken, don't you think?
Not "the Only One"?
Correspondent ED M passes on a link to "'Good cop' leaves sheriff's office," and tells me:
Unfortunately, and especially in light of what predators like Righthaven are doing to bloggers, I can't post it in its entirety. The gist--in the wake of the Giffords shooting, and noting many other horrible ways the violent inflict death on others:
He wrote a letter to the editor published in the Sunday 1/16/2011 Tampa Tribune that is not available online, but it extremely relevant to what you advocate in your writings. Important enough for me to transcribe it for you...
Unfortunately, and especially in light of what predators like Righthaven are doing to bloggers, I can't post it in its entirety. The gist--in the wake of the Giffords shooting, and noting many other horrible ways the violent inflict death on others:
We need to create laws to help others, not to outlaw items.If the letter becomes available in its entirety, I'll share the link.
Schumer drug use reporting proposal won’t stop violence, will infringe on rights
So how does one go about decrying this “reasonable, common sense” proposal without appearing to favor stoned-out (or worse) substance abusers walking the streets with guns? Schumer is nothing if not smart and shrewd. He appears to have constructed an argument few would dare publicly oppose.
How’s the line go? “I’m your huckleberry.”
Let’s ask a few questions...[More]
Today's Gun Rights Examiner column notes the addictive nature of unbridled power.
Shoot a the link over to some fellow users?
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