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Tuesday, February 04, 2014
Well That's Mighty Decent of Them
I'm sure any school shooters thinking of choosing EFSC as their preferred soft target will appreciate people being told to lock up their safety... [More]
Go Fighting Eloi!
The pathetic thing is, this is an improvement.
[Via Andrea Shea King]
Go Fighting Eloi!
The pathetic thing is, this is an improvement.
[Via Andrea Shea King]
And the Cory Monteith Golden Needle Award Goes To...
So PSH wasn't that unique of an anti-gun actor after all... [More]
CCDL Presser on Shew v Malloy Legal Challenge to CT Gun Laws
Since I got it as a pdf file, I posted their statement to my Scribd account. [More]
Read more about the case here.
And you can help them here.
Read more about the case here.
And you can help them here.
We're the Only Ones Seasoned Enough
In November 2011, Lt. John Pike, a police officer at the University of California, Davis, was caught on video pepper spraying nonviolent protesters in the face. In October 2013, the Division of Workers' Compensation awarded him $38,055 for the suffering he is said to have endured following the incident.[More]Don't you just love a happy ending?
Well OK Then...
I wouldn't be speaking about addictions right now if I were you, "professor." [More]
Or jihad and genocide.
And as for "paranoia," it's not us who suffer from crippling hoplophobia, suspicion and mistrust. Project much?
Where does academia find these "Every Day is Opposite Day" morons?
What...no place to comment...? And Counterpunch wants $35/year to access this kind of hysterical crap we can get for free by dropping in on CSGV or Shannon Watts on Twitter?
[Via Michael G]
Or jihad and genocide.
And as for "paranoia," it's not us who suffer from crippling hoplophobia, suspicion and mistrust. Project much?
Where does academia find these "Every Day is Opposite Day" morons?
What...no place to comment...? And Counterpunch wants $35/year to access this kind of hysterical crap we can get for free by dropping in on CSGV or Shannon Watts on Twitter?
[Via Michael G]
Just Think of All the Time We'll Save!
Massachusetts Considers Denying Constitutional Rights to Innocent Arrestees [More]Guilty until proven innocent? Well, they're in the right state for it.
So are they supposed to float or sink? I always get that mixed up when I persecute people...
[Via Michael G]
We're the Only Ones Ironing Out Our Problems Enough
Medically-retired Mesa cop collecting worker's comp is Ironman athlete [More]Su-ckerssss...
[Via Florida Guy
Counting Coup
Part of the ongoing "progressive" effort to demonize patriots as domestic terrorists... [More]
Texas open carry group seeks spotlight on harassment of veterans and gun owners
What they’re saying and asking is pretty straightforward and easy to help with... [More]Today’s Gun Rights Examiner report notes the “Come and Take It” State came and took it. Now what are we going to do about that?
Armed American Radio Redux
AAR Washington Editor Neil McCabe breaks down the “State of the Kingdom” address. John Higgs from CO, David Codrea, George Hill and Seanto join Mark to round out this weeks broadcast filled with commentary and entertainment.
It's Never Enough for Bolsheviks.
Even when they get total control, that's just the beginning for them. [More]
A Bizarre Twist of Fate, Indeed
In a bizarre twist of fate, as Hoffman’s body lay on the floor of his apartment undiscovered, David Codrea had released on article on how Hoffman was battling his addictions while narrating a gun control cartoon for gun-grabber Michael Bloomberg... [More]Bob Owens shares what the rest of the media ignores, no doubt because it threatens their narrative.
As I indicated when I posted my article, I found the headline of Hoffman's death on Drudge immediately after hitting "publish." My jaw dropped. I could not believe such coincidences could happen, and if they did, that they could happen to me. I had the fleeting suspicion I'd been hacked and punked.
I went right back in and pulled the article to think if I should alter it to reflect the news, or kill it altogether, and what I should say to those who'd noticed, particularly since I'd already sent out this tweet:
Let me make it clear, as I have in the past, that I do not support the so-called "War on Drugs," which I parody with the very name of this blog. I see no Constitutional authority for the Feds to involve themselves, and I believe the negative impacts of prohibition at all levels, including the evils of asset forfeiture, domestic financial and other spying, police militarization, official corruption and imprisonment of non-violent "offenders" are poor tradeoffs for whatever it is all those intrusions on liberty are supposed to accomplish. I don't think treating moral, spiritual, psychological and medical problems as criminal problems has any chance of being effective, and only guarantees more badness all the way around.
Don't let it affect the rest of us, and have at it. The second you do, it becomes our business.
The thing is, Hoffman let it affect the rest of us, because he gave money to some of the most violent criminals plaguing us. I won't get into a circular logic argument here about what things would be like IF the state hadn't interfered by making drugs "illegal," because what we're dealing with now is how things ARE, not how some might wish them to be. The fact is, if you give money to the gangs and cartels, you are enabling their ability to hurt and kill others, which they do with regularity. And finding the guy had something like 70 bags of junk in his apartment, and had most likely been using it at the same time he was doing "gun control" voice-overs for Bloomberg cartoons, indicates he was giving substantial aid and comfort to some very evil, dangerous and violent people. That makes it our business, particularly with his insistence that the state make the rest of us more vulnerable to his supplier's gangland associates.
And then to see the cavalier way Bloomberg's youthful ward Mark Glaze memorialized Hoffman as "a friend to our movement," with no acknowledgment, let alone condemnation of how the man's actions worked directly against everything MAIG pretends it stands for, and to see the way the "Authorized Journalists" are keeping a lid on informing the public of Hoffman's connection with that group, and how the loathsome hypocrites of Hollywood are lauding the guy into martyrdom, and that's enough.
Here's how my article ended, before I learned he'd killed himself:
This is what Hoffman has helped to perpetuate. Anyone buying heroin is getting it from dangerous people.Not that they and the media and Hollywood and all those with real influence to shape public opinion wouldn't have just ignored it...
How telling that someone who exhibited lifelong issues controlling himself insists on controlling others. This is a father who had a son born in 2003, a daughter in 2006 and another daughter in 2008, and abused narcotics and did heroin in spite of those responsibilities that are properly assumed by moral and rational people to be not just his obligation, but a sacred trust.
This narcissistic stage prop’s weakness and projection issues should have no bearing on the rights of free people who do not share his character defects and who do not require high-priced celebrity detox. Still, if the guy is truly rehabilitated, there is good that can come from his experience, by showing others that redemption can be had and that lives can be turned around.
But that’s not enough. The people causing the violence Hoffman wants to punish you and me for are still out there ruining, endangering and violently ending lives, often with “illegal” guns.
If Hoffman and MAIG and its wholly-owned Demand Action subsidiary are serious, let’s see if they’re willing to address that issue head on, or if their whole shtick is merely fraudulent political theater intended to advance citizen, rather than violent criminal disarmament. Surely if MAIG is sincere, they will join me to “Demand Phillip Seymour Hoffman rat out his heroin provider,” and possibly lead authorities further up the supply chain in an effort to save lives from “gun violence”?
No?
This Day in History: February 4
I have received yours of the 25th. past, in which you acquaint me with the Reasons you have for being fully of Opinion that no Loan is possible to be procured by you, till there is a Treaty. Our only Dependance then appears to be on this Court; and I am happy to find that it still continues dispos’d to assist us. [More]
Monday, February 03, 2014
Like a Good Neighbor
Good for the chief deputy for applauding instead of admonishing them. It always bugs me when they do that. [More]
Allow me: I'm not sure I'd have done things this way, though, unless I saw my neighbors were actually in danger, what with legal considerations being what they are these days.
I just talked with Mike--he says it happened near him but he needs to find out if this involved anyone he knows.
[Via Florida Guy
Allow me: I'm not sure I'd have done things this way, though, unless I saw my neighbors were actually in danger, what with legal considerations being what they are these days.
I just talked with Mike--he says it happened near him but he needs to find out if this involved anyone he knows.
[Via Florida Guy
We're the Only Ones Splitting Hairs Enough
Can't a herder fleece the sheep anymore? [More]
If they own us, what's the problem?
[Via Florida Guy]
If they own us, what's the problem?
[Via Florida Guy]
College Students Sign Petition to Imprison All Registered Gun Owners!
Mark Dice sure knows how to find 'em. [Watch]
Signs of the Times
Nolan said she is not opposed to posting it, she’s just worried that not enough people are aware of what it means and could misinterpret the new signage. [More]This is what passes for an educator these days. Can you imagine how utterly useless this ungulate would be if there were a wolf in the fold?
[Via BE]
Brinks receives four new FFLs after dropping revocation appeal
The outcome is positive for both Brink's and ATF. That said, it should be noted that FFLs without such resources and access to competent representation should not assume they’re immune to similar adverse actions that could put them out of business or worse. [More]Today’s Gun Rights Examiner report notes happy ending are possible, but they’re generally pretty expensive.
Excellent Points
So the new CT laws have a LCM registration rate of 1.5% based on the MINIMUM number estimate. Of course if there are more than the original estimate, the success rate is lower. This means that the new laws have a RESOUNDING FAILURE RATE OF 98.5% or possibly (as in ‘possibly millions more’) far higher. [More]Didn't some idiot go on a "no amnesty/enforce now" tirade the other day...?
A What Gun Nut?
Good article on the whole, but I wonder why the writer assumes it should be a "stigma." [More]
Hey, I wonder if CSGV has anything they'd like to call Gerald Vernon?
[Via bondmen]
Hey, I wonder if CSGV has anything they'd like to call Gerald Vernon?
[Via bondmen]
We're the Fauxnly Ones Masked Enough
Who was that masked man? [More]
It's so difficult to tell who's who these days...and not just by appearances.
[Via Michael G]
[More from "The Fauxnly Ones" Files]
It's so difficult to tell who's who these days...and not just by appearances.
[Via Michael G]
[More from "The Fauxnly Ones" Files]
All You Need to Know
We're the Only Ones Expecting Professional Courtesy Enough
This is like a concentrated dose of everything that defines that "Only Ones" sense of entitlement... [More]
A Question of Legitimacy
"Dear Mr. Hatchet Man"...[More]
Vanderboegh explores the motivations of a mind that seeks control, even (especially) if it means the crushing kind.
I just saw this critique of Mike's post on Facebook:
We've tried things your way -- how has that worked out, aside from the lines in front of the DESPP building? Sorry, but based on your opinion, I'm presuming you're not one of these guys.
And yes, we all know about the court challenge. And how. We've all seen the ruling and the prognosis. All SCOTUS has to do is nothing.
If you have a better plan than exposing these monsters for what they are and ginning up defiance and determined resistance, flesh it out for us, or are you saying there is never legitimacy in defiant disobedience? If you have something to add besides dismissing the proactive efforts of others, you ought to offer it when you post comments like that, to help guide and steer us into more effective action.
Give us something you believe will be effective that we haven't already tried to exhaustion. Give us something that will inspire...
Just sayin'.
Vanderboegh explores the motivations of a mind that seeks control, even (especially) if it means the crushing kind.
I just saw this critique of Mike's post on Facebook:
This sort of thing, while perhaps entertaining, isnt really going to help us be seen as a legitimate voice....just sayinLet's think about that. Seen as legitimate by whom? Anyone who matters, or are you thinking you're going to majority rule your way out of this in Connecticut?
We've tried things your way -- how has that worked out, aside from the lines in front of the DESPP building? Sorry, but based on your opinion, I'm presuming you're not one of these guys.
And yes, we all know about the court challenge. And how. We've all seen the ruling and the prognosis. All SCOTUS has to do is nothing.
If you have a better plan than exposing these monsters for what they are and ginning up defiance and determined resistance, flesh it out for us, or are you saying there is never legitimacy in defiant disobedience? If you have something to add besides dismissing the proactive efforts of others, you ought to offer it when you post comments like that, to help guide and steer us into more effective action.
Give us something you believe will be effective that we haven't already tried to exhaustion. Give us something that will inspire...
Just sayin'.
A Piece of the Action
It's not an infringement, it's an impingement. Jeez. [More]
Or as Kirk said to Krako: "Who's interferin'? We're...takin' over."
Of course, this means we won't get any of those fancy heaters the Feds got.
Gangster government -- what's not to love?
Or as Kirk said to Krako: "Who's interferin'? We're...takin' over."
Of course, this means we won't get any of those fancy heaters the Feds got.
Gangster government -- what's not to love?
Sunday, February 02, 2014
Bloomberg group used heroin-abusing actor Hoffman in anti-gun video
Note: This article was written before news of actor Philip Seymour Hoffman's death was announced. The timing of it with the news of his death is purely coincidental. Once published, it was removed and slightly rewritten to accommodate that news by removing recommendations for his future actions.
I made the decision to not remove it entirely in deference to this morning's news with the understanding that this will nonetheless upset some. [More]
Friday, January 31, 2014
Protecting the Brand
The NFL has had a long standing policy which bars unauthorized use of its intellectual property and is known to go after those who violate it with a vengeance in court. [More]So I guess that answers my question on whether or not this was officially sanctioned...
I don't get why any gun owner who cares about his rights would give a damn about their stupid bread and circuses, let alone financially support them. I'm only sorry that by reading the article I saw who was playing, although fortunately it didn't register and I once more couldn't tell you.
Sting of the Hive Insect
Let these "law abiding citizens" reap what they have sown and leave the ban as it is. [More]Well, we've already established what a cowardly little b**** you are, calling on the state to destroy real lives from the security of your anonymity.
Let me guess--you were the kid who told the teacher.
Perhaps the day will come when that veil is lifted, and you will reap what you have sown, you little Nazi punk.
[Via bondmen]
We're the Only Ones Sticky-Fingered Enough
Who better to put in charge of evidence? [More]
And look at all the other woes.
These are the same "Only Ones" who won't trust us with an expended shotgun shell.
And look at all the other woes.
These are the same "Only Ones" who won't trust us with an expended shotgun shell.
A Snowball's Chance?
The bill repeals the prohibition upon the sale, transfer, and possession of large-capacity ammunition magazines. The bill also repeals the requirement that a large-capacity magazine made in Colorado must include a permanent stamp or marking indicating that the magazine was manufactured after July 1, 2013. [More]What it needs is a credible "Or else."
[Via cydl]
Setback in Connecticut ‘only first battle in multi-year legal war’
“This is why the legal team has stated from the beginning that the case of Shew v. Malloy must be set up to go the distance -- all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court where the court will have to address these divergent views of our fundamental liberties,” Dean explained. [More]Today’s Gun Rights Examiner report notes pro-gun lawyers in Connecticut have just begun to fight, and now’s the time to start provisioning them for the battles ahead.
Oh, That Wacky Adolf
Bloomberg is trying to achieve universal registration by conflating domestic violence with your and my right to keep and bear arms.
Look who supports him!
I wonder if Pol P and Benito M will join in the fun?
UPDATE: More "common sense gun safety" leaders enlist...:-)
[Via TS]
Look who supports him!
UPDATE: More "common sense gun safety" leaders enlist...:-)
[Via TS]
Fox Guarding the Henhouse
At a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing Wednesday, Attorney General Eric Holder denied knowing that a top Democratic donor is leading the internal investigation into the IRS targeting of conservative groups. [More]These people are Bolsheviks. They will do whatever they're allowed to get away with.
"Stop the Threat" Reminder
"Who's the Bad Guy," tonight on American Trigger Sports Network... [Details]
A Goodman is Hard to Pin Down
"Goodman also said he was making efforts to repeal the Second Amendment on the right to bear arms." [More]The last time this ... thing ... got called out for subverting it, he claimed he was only asking what it means today.
Still, immature minds like Goodman's do us an unintended favor-- he just can't control his emotions enough to keep the mask on, and he lets slip the end game.
"Reasonable regulations" to him means you'll do what you're told. Or else.
We're the Only Ones Headquartered Enough
Columbus police officials say an officer accidentally discharged his gun at police headquarters. [More]On the "secure" side of the glass...?
This Day in History: January 31
Since my Letter to your Excellency of the 29th inst I have received a Letter and a Pass from Sr Henry Clinton to meet Mr Loring at New York for the purpose of carrying into Effect the Exchanges of our Officers taken to the Southard agreable to your Excellencys Instructions of the 5th Decr. I shall proceed to New York as soon as the Ice will permit me and Report my proceedings to Your Excellency on my return. [More]
Thursday, January 30, 2014
Diane Sawyer’s ABC News hit piece on guns may show violation of Florida law
While ABC could argue that parental permission was obtained, the fact is, the children in the video were not under direct “supervision” of anyone “having charge” of them -- the "adults" were all in the “control room” watching their “experiment” on TV monitors. [More]Today’s Gun Rights Examiner report notes how many rules the “Authorized Journalists” and “Only Ones” managed to violate while presuming to lecture America on gun safety.
Microgunbanning
Tom Gresham talks to Ruger's CEO, who predicts the end of pistol sales in CA. [More]
As I've observed before, the only ones that hurts are those on our side. Until each individual company in the industry makes a Ronnie Barrett commitment, all the pain will be unilateral. It probably couldn't be done as anything other than individual decisions, without being coordinated with other companies, to avoid antitrust collusive practices complications. That said, any hold-outs still selling to state agencies (or individual LEOs who are exempt from list restrictions) ought to be told the facts of life in no uncertain terms by a united gun owner front.
And while we're at it, let's stop providing training to those who will use it against us.
UPDATE: See and share the link to Kurt's latest, "If gun makers opposed to 'microstamping' help murderers, so do CA police chiefs." See, the nice thing abut being a commie subversive is you don't actually need to substantiate anything you say or worry about reality refuting it -- just get the meme out there and your useful idiots will do the rest.
As I've observed before, the only ones that hurts are those on our side. Until each individual company in the industry makes a Ronnie Barrett commitment, all the pain will be unilateral. It probably couldn't be done as anything other than individual decisions, without being coordinated with other companies, to avoid antitrust collusive practices complications. That said, any hold-outs still selling to state agencies (or individual LEOs who are exempt from list restrictions) ought to be told the facts of life in no uncertain terms by a united gun owner front.
And while we're at it, let's stop providing training to those who will use it against us.
UPDATE: See and share the link to Kurt's latest, "If gun makers opposed to 'microstamping' help murderers, so do CA police chiefs." See, the nice thing abut being a commie subversive is you don't actually need to substantiate anything you say or worry about reality refuting it -- just get the meme out there and your useful idiots will do the rest.
The Hoplophobe Queen
“I am not a person who handles guns. I don’t own guns. I don’t…they shock me, quite frankly. We’re an open carry state and when I see people open carrying their guns, while it may be perfectly legal, it creates a visceral, personal, physical reaction in me as it does in other people…” [More]If you think about it, considering what the Founders deemed being necessary to the security of a free State, she's admitting she took her oath under fraudulent pretenses and that she has been carrying out her duties with deliberate indifference in a manner that is nothing short of malpractice and criminal negligence.
Black Sunday
The snipers will just be doing their job so fans can have an enjoyably safe experience. [More]They keep using that word "enjoyably." Why am I envisioning Inigo Montoya?
Oops-- my bad. The actual phrase is “enhance[ing] the gameday experience.”
True to tradition, I couldn't even tell you who's playing this year, I so do not care.
There's a team in Jersey...?
[Via Dave Licht]
Fancy That
The idea on which they differed was on the purpose of the Second Amendment as a means to resist tyranny. “It’s fanciful to think that guns in the hands of citizens acts as a realistic check,” said Donohue. “They’re not really trained to do so. And it’s fanciful to think that the military would ever turn on U.S. citizens.” [More]"Ever" is a long time. Especially with the grid so vulnerable, the economy strained to the breaking point and foreign and domestic enemies stepping up the belligerence as their capabilities increase.
Where in history is any civilization guaranteed stasis? Has not despotism and mass destruction plagued every civilization that preceded ours? Is it not, in fact, still commonplace throughout the globe? By what suspension of reality, by what denial of the observable and the probable, by what art, device or magic are we sheltered few immune from catastrophe? Are we certain, from our brief and privileged vantage point, that such things will ever remain headline curiosities? Is it not just plain stupid to proclaim that our familiar way of life will forever be the norm, when everything that has gone before us shows we are, instead, the extremely lucky beneficiaries of a rare and fortunate convergence of circumstances; and one, by the way, that has only been preserved under force of arms?
Methinks the good "professor" is a dolt.
All That's Humanly Possible?
When Hammers are Outlawed...
Bruce Hunter, the Arbiter of Temporal Common Sense and Good Taste!
“There has not been a recent week without shootings somewhere,” said Rep. Bruce Hunter, D-Des Moines, after learning of the assault rifle giveaway by Iowa Gun Owners. “I find their lack of common sense and lack of good taste to be appalling right now.” [More]"Right now," Bruce?
Oh, you mean forever.
Still, I'd like to see him flesh out his syllogism...
[Via Michael G]
Alan to the Rescue!
The resolution calls for measures that includes expanding enforceable background checks for all commercial sales, improving the nation’s mental health system and making gun trafficking and straw purchasing — when a person buys a gun for someone who cannot purchase one for themselves — a federal crime. [More]You know, registration, blanket dragnets and violating Question 11.a. on the 4473, the one with the clear warning:
I understand that answering “yes” to question 11.a. if I am not the actual buyer is a crime punishable as a felony under Federal law, and may also violate State and/or local law.How heads-up of you to catch that, "Authorized Journalist/real reporter" Eric Bradley!
Oh...you didn't?
Ah well, no matter. I'm sure my once-former city of residence will be safer for it, as these guys and these guys trip all over themselves trying to oblige us all.
UPDATE: Oh, look--here's Alan trying to "express...sense." A "0%" prognosis for even getting past committee, let alone passed? So what the hell are Alan and Eric doing stirring everybody up...?
Oh...right.
This Day in History: January 30
On perusing again your late Letters, I find that you imagine the whole 5. Millions of Florins borrowed in Holland, are free to be Disposed of by your Orders. Here it is understood that there are to be great Deductions, and that little of it remains. [More]
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
NRA failing members by ignoring immigration threat to gun rights
“There may be as many as 11.5 million persons illegally in the United States. And, a Pew poll from last year indicated that if illegal immigrants were given citizenship, they would vote for liberal, anti-gun candidates by an 8-to-1 margin." [More]Today’s Gun Rights Examiner report notes the end game mask has been removed from so-called “immigration reform,” and the face beneath is not looking kindly at gun rights.
UDATE: Uh-oh. I've done it now.
Blasphemy must be eradicated.
The Tennessee Waltz
Radio Show Notes and Captain's Journal are both playing it while Beretta puts on it's dancing shoes.
Going for Broke
H.R. 3933: Protecting Gun Owners in Bankruptcy Act of 2014 [More]While discussing this on our GRE Facebook page, Kurt noted the antis went full-blown, spittle-flecked hysterical when an earlier version of this bill was up for consideration.
That said, if you owe me money and have some guns in your estate, why shouldn't I be able to recover value owed? What am I misreading here?
[Via Chris Woodard]
Guns Don't Kill People
We're the Only Ones Fender-Bending Enough
Lux et Veritas
We talked about it here.
Here's a good summation:
Yet even after shining a light and showing the truth, no one with political power will do a thing about it.
That's because our rulers are corrupt. And that is why Lightbulbs for Leninists is the only recourse they themselves have left us.
[Via Geordan]
Here's a good summation:
Yet even after shining a light and showing the truth, no one with political power will do a thing about it.
That's because our rulers are corrupt. And that is why Lightbulbs for Leninists is the only recourse they themselves have left us.
[Via Geordan]
The Primary Focus
The company president stressed prevention of law enforcement injuries was a primary focus for the round designers. [More]Between that and the liability the name alone could cause someone defending a shoot in court, I'm not sure this is a train I'd board...
[Via Florida Guy]
This Day in History: January 29
A General Court Martial for the Tryal of Major General McDougall on sundry Charges exhibitted against him by Major General Heath will assemble at West Point as soon as possible—Major General Lord Stirling is appointed President—The Deputy Adjutant General of the Eastern Army will Detail the Members. [More]
Tuesday, January 28, 2014
We're the Only Ones from the Government and Here to Help Enough
Less than a week after one grand jury declined to charge him, a different one has indicted a Charlotte, N.C., police officer for voluntary manslaughter in the shooting death of an unarmed man who was looking for help after a car crash. [More]I guess the mundane didn't get to his knees fast enough.
[Via Florida Guy]
Free Man vs. Slave
Guess what one has that the other does not? [More]
In a way, I envy this guy. At least CSGV can't dismiss him for being "white."
[Via Mack H]
In a way, I envy this guy. At least CSGV can't dismiss him for being "white."
[Via Mack H]
Playing the Percentages
The same is true about people. “We now know that homicide and gun violence are overwhelmingly concentrated among serious offenders operating in groups: gangs, drug crews, and the like representing under half of one percent of a city's population who commit half to three-quarters of all murders.”But...but...but...that would mean...
Read it once more: “ … under half of one percent … commit half to three-quarters of all murders.” [More]
[Via William T]
If You Can't Beat 'em...
The Commissar Vanishes
[More]
How unsurprising. Erasing history is one of the oldest tricks in the collectivist playbook...
What lying cowards, these "adults" behaving like children who got caught doing something bad. How typically "progressive."
Now scoot. But put a damn towel on the seat if you're going to wear your mankinis.
Still "AWOL"
I checked the MAIG city roster a moment ago just to make sure this is still current.
Funny, how no "real reporters" from "legitimate media" thinks this is even worth mentioning.
Maybe that's why they're "Authorized Journalists."
Come to think of it, the title of this post applies to them more than it does to de Blasio.
Funny, how no "real reporters" from "legitimate media" thinks this is even worth mentioning.
Maybe that's why they're "Authorized Journalists."
Come to think of it, the title of this post applies to them more than it does to de Blasio.
A Revolutionary Spirit
Some people are better suited to the French and Russian experiences than the American one, and this Patrick Walker character sounds positively Cambodian... [More]
A Study in Self-Contradiction
How do we save the lives of our family members, friends, and neighbors who may kill themselves with guns, while also respecting the rights of responsible gun owners?I don't suppose this grinning academic dimbulb realizes what he just did there...
I — and others — believe that one of the most important points is to keep guns out of the home. [More]
[Via Michael G]
"Have an Exit Plan"
To where? [More]
Tyranny is never toppled by people running and hiding.
If Drudge knows something specific through his network of connections, he ought to stop with the cryptic comments and flesh them out, because some will be heading for the bridge instead of the lifeboats.
[Via Andrea Shea King]
Tyranny is never toppled by people running and hiding.
If Drudge knows something specific through his network of connections, he ought to stop with the cryptic comments and flesh them out, because some will be heading for the bridge instead of the lifeboats.
[Via Andrea Shea King]
The Wrong Question
Gabby's counting on our innate decency and sympathy allowing her to continue to play ideological stoop tag. [More]
As Thomas Pynchon noted in "Gravity's Rainbow":
As Thomas Pynchon noted in "Gravity's Rainbow":
If they can get you asking the wrong questions, they don't have to worry about answers.I say she's abused any deferential considerations in matters of public policy and needs to be treated like we would any other Bolshevik hive insect.
Armed American Radio Redux
George “The Mad Ogre” Hill live with Mark in the AAR Crossbreed Holster Studios in Atlanta talk with Fox News Contributor and Townhall Magazine News Editor Katie Pavlich, Larry Pratt and David Codrea.
How DID They Know?
The intelligence analysis hub has access to, and contains, Florida’s CCW list (among other identification systems) and mines the state’s database systems for vehicle plate numbers of the holders. These license plate numbers are then stored in a cross referencing database within the Maryland Coordination and Analysis Center. The database is directly connected to another Maryland technological system – Their ALPR (Automatic License Plate Reader) system is synergized with the MCAC Hub. Every time one of the flagged license plates are detected by the ALPR an alert is generated. [More]If this is right, somebody in Florida needs to get stomped. And that power needs to be taken away.
A public records request to learn more has been sent.
Is this supposed to make me feel safe?
[Via Neil W]
A Numbers Game
Those who stood up to speak in favor of the changes were in much smaller numbers -- arguing that approving the measures could save lives. [More]I'm told "those" really means "one." And that the photo of the three sour-pussed greenshirts was taken at a previous meeting.
"Authorized Journalists": Is it any wonder that we love them so?
UPDATE: VTFSC tells me:
The gun control element has been telling Vermont legislators that the state demographics have changed. Gun owners ranks are depleted, gun owners are willing to concede to gun control measures.
Which means gungrabbers are pathetically demonstrable LIARS, as this photo of the Burlington meeting proves:
The Gun Feed
If you haven't bookmarked this website, and if you're not checking it every day, you're missing out on one hell of an aggregator. [More]
This Day in History: January 28
It is with great Satisfaction that I obey the Commands of the Congress of the United States of America, in assuring your Majesty, that they have the most grateful Sense of your Majesty’s Exertions in their Favour; that the States they represent have not in the least abated in their firm Resolution of maintaining their Independence; that they are determined faithfully to perform all their Engagements; and that, tho’ desirous of sparing the farther Effusion of human Blood, by an honourable Peace, they will continue to prosecute the War with all possible Vigour, till that End can be obtained. [More]Also, happy birthday, elder feral son Uday:
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