According to a lawsuit filed last week in Kane county, two employees dressed as clowns and wielding “adult toys” approached the victims and three other minor children in the business’ parking lot. One actor, identified by police as Robert Keller, 23, of Algonquin, had an adult toy in his hand that he began waving and poking the victim’s minor child with, the suit said. [More]What kind of right-wing throwback would be against poking kids with faux phalluses? "Progressive" adults who have Evolved encourage and promote it.
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
When Assault Dildos are Outlawed...
One for the Road
Today, Governor Corbett signed SB 1239, which effectively changed section 3802, so that the maximum sentence that can be imposed upon an individual who, during a first or second DUI, refuses to provide blood or breath testing, is five years, which consistent with most misdemeanors of the first degree. Accordingly, those individual who are now convicted under the amended DUI Code will be prohibited under 18 U.S.C. 922 from possessing or purchasing a firearm, regardless of the sentence imposed. [More]Well looky here!
I need a drink.
Less is Moore
My pistol permit allows me to "carry concealed." That's right, I can legally carry a handgun, and you wouldn't even know it. [More]So why do you even have one?
Because the rest of your pussified diatribe is nothing but a lame cover for ceding all moral responsibility to defend yourself and your charges to the "Only Ones" if evil ever visits. If you'd be incapable in a school situation, why should you be trusted anywhere? Does something magical happen when artificial property lines are crossed?
And why should any parent who loves their children trust them with a useless, gutless excuse-maker like you?
If I were an FFL and you came into my gun store, I'd tell you to get the hell out, and I'd probably use a different word than "hell."
Zelman Partisans
We're the Only Ones Collecting Enough
When officials in the tiny Town of Stettin in Marathon County went to collect a civil judgment from 75-year-old Roger Hoeppner this month, they sent 24 armed officers. And an armored military vehicle. [More]Best job I ever had!
[Via Bluesgal]
I Guess He's Just Not "Black" Enough
LMTV
Here are his recent Knoxville area television news appearances:
He ought to have a thousand gun owners standing behind him.
You can catch his own reports on the matter, as well as his other gun rights columns, here.
Flighty
I gotta say, I just don't see how anyone could be this oblivious. [More]
Still, I do miss the good old days...
[Via Florida Guy]
Still, I do miss the good old days...
[Via Florida Guy]
The Waffle Louse
The Shooters' Log notices "The Hickenlooper Blues."Do you think Hickenlooper’s waffling on guns will get him “unelected” as Colorado’s governor? Let us hear your forecasts in the comments section below. [More]
I'm glad someone is. Have you taken a moment to help amplify the message?
An actual comment left on a gun message board: "I wish they would play that as a commercial on TV."
Us too, or at least mention it on the news (or barring that, bypassing the media with an internet saturation campaign), but some of us are doing more than wishing. Join us by spreading the word?
This Day in History: October 29
The troops are allowed to put Chimneys to their tents, and make themselves comfortable in them ’till their hutts can be built. [More]
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
Jeb Bush presidential bid would turn off principled activists, help Hillary
Curiously, one politician who agrees with Jeb and Grover and Michael and Rand is presumptive Democrat presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton, someone who is trying to establish a political dynasty of her own. Evidently coached with the same talking points, she declares herself to be a “huge supporter of immigration reform and a path to citizenship.” [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes it's not so much that opposites attract as they aren't really all that different.
We're the Only Ones Monitored Enough
While it's easy to think of superficial abuse prevention benefits to this, there are greater dangers to liberty if this ever becomes the "In common use at the time" norm. [More]
Aside from the obvious, how can an employment requirement be to forfeit your right against self-incrimination? We don't want to cross that line, even (especially) for a "good cause." At least I don't.
Besides, "smart guns" were initially developed under the pretense of being for cops. Anybody think this pretext won't be repeated here?
It's not like we haven't seen this particular camel try to stick its nose under that tent before.
Recalling a supposed Lenin quote, the thought of rope-selling economic fascist/"capitalists" being hanged from the yardarm by the collectivists they tried to ingratiate themselves with comes to mind...
[Via Gerald H]
Aside from the obvious, how can an employment requirement be to forfeit your right against self-incrimination? We don't want to cross that line, even (especially) for a "good cause." At least I don't.
Besides, "smart guns" were initially developed under the pretense of being for cops. Anybody think this pretext won't be repeated here?
It's not like we haven't seen this particular camel try to stick its nose under that tent before.
Recalling a supposed Lenin quote, the thought of rope-selling economic fascist/"capitalists" being hanged from the yardarm by the collectivists they tried to ingratiate themselves with comes to mind...
[Via Gerald H]
We're the Only Ones Committed Enough
Today's Five-Minute Activism Project: Amplify "The Hickenlooper Blues"
We need notice and coverage. To that end, I just got done sending the message " The Hickenlooper Blues
http://youtu.be/aVIKV3eO68A " to:
http://drudgereport.com/ (there is a news tip box--scroll down in the right column)
http://www.breitbart.com/ (scroll all way down page--bottom right)
http://www.theblaze.com/ (Bottom of page, on left)
Twitter:
Facebook message (not all accept them):
Sorry, I just don't have Bloomberg's money to be able to hire a PR agency.
Tomorrow I'll try to come up with a similar list for CO-specific media.
Is Amnesty a Threat to Gun Rights?
Soldier of Fortune hears a faint and lonely voice coming from somewhere in the "single issue" crowd. [More]
It's Time to Show Some Union Solidarity
The Best Defense
Because "government" can't be everywhere. [More]
Thank goodness.
And as we've seen before, it's not just against lone wolves, but against wolf packs, too.
[Via Michael G]
Thank goodness.
And as we've seen before, it's not just against lone wolves, but against wolf packs, too.
[Via Michael G]
Night of the Living Dems
Have you noticed that just as The Invasion of the Body Snatchers was a metaphor for communist infiltration in the 50s, that "zombies" resemble present day collectivists? They are ravenous, hard to stop, go around in bunches, cannot be negotiated with or reasoned with, only walled out or confronted with deadly force. [More]Not just "present day," Mike:
Reichstyles of the Rich and Famous
Yesterday’s Publicola revelation that anti-gun billionaire Michael Bloomberg has personally contributed another $285,000 to pass Initiative 594 in Washington state suggests that the former New York mayor will stop at nothing to push his brand of restrictive gun control into law across the country, worried activists suggest. [More]The finest citizen disarmament edicts money can buy...
And yeah, he will stop at nothing.
AmmoLand Picks Up Hickenlooper Blues
This will be a nice boost in terms of visibility among gun owners. [More]
But if those who see it are mere consumers, rather than force multipliers, nothing will change. You'll note the "legitimate news media" has ignored it so far.
So that means whether or not this gets shared is up to you. To share with friends and to chide both the "mainstream" and "conservative" press to cover it.
Otherwise, expect this.
But if those who see it are mere consumers, rather than force multipliers, nothing will change. You'll note the "legitimate news media" has ignored it so far.
So that means whether or not this gets shared is up to you. To share with friends and to chide both the "mainstream" and "conservative" press to cover it.
Otherwise, expect this.
He That Hath No Sword
Sounds Like an A-Rater to Me
“I’ve been pretty clear that I don’t think the NRA is helpful when it comes to firearms,” Hodgson, a former state prosecutor, said. The tenor of the debate should “mature and respectful,” he said. [More]Yeah, baby!
Where do we respectfully and maturely send campaign contributions, again?
By the way, thank that fascist Kilmartin, who, as a retired "Only One" enjoys certain privileges and immunities far beyond those of mortal men. By lumping NRA in with "right-wing groups," he has inadvertently cut the legs out from under so-called "pro-gun Democrats."
Not that so-called "pro-gun Republicans" like this disrespectful ingrate are worth a damn. Still, he deserves a sort of thanks as well, for once more helping to illustrate how NRA members continue to be played by their hirelings, who also appear to be doing their best to torpedo a national shift, and all that will go with one.
Thrills at the Fair!
Two men leaving the North Carolina State Fair were robbed at gunpoint last night as they left the North Carolina State Fair in Raleigh, NC. [More]What, no escorts?
Sounds like the parking lot's a dangerous place. At least Troxler's Dodge didn't get a scratch on it. Yet.
I mean his tractor. Who needs paid escorts when you're a sexy tractorman?
[Via Michael G]
This Day in History: October 28
I am just informed that a Patrole consisting of a Corple & three of my company of Light Infantry on the Lines have lately disarted to the Enimy. [More]
Monday, October 27, 2014
Last Night on Armed American Radio
This week AAR came to you live from the actual Crossbreed Holsters facilities in Republic, Missouri as Mark brought the remote studio to town. The huge guest lineup includes Trent Cooper and Carol Craighead from Crossbreed, Alan Gottlieb waging an epic battle against Bloomberg in WA State, David Codrea, Cyd Lantz and David Simpson joined Emmy award winning producer Peter Gould to debut the hit song and video “The Hickenlooper Blues," John Lott, NY republican candidate for governor, Rob Astorino, Neil McCabe, Amber Kunau, Lee Williams, Charles Heller…Whew ENJOY!UPDATE: Peter Gould put our segment on YouTube:
GOA Voter Guide
Personally, I find this one a lot more reliable than NRA-PVF. [More]
Case in point...
What did Jimmy Durante used to say? "Hot-cha-cha... I got a million of 'em!"
"Progressive" Campaign Finance Reform
Figures "party of the people" Democrats" would be working to ensure that only moneyed interests like Bloomberg can afford to play. [More]
"Progressives." Opposite Day.
You realize if such rules were enacted at federal and state levels what they would do to grassroots efforts like "The Hickenlooper Blues"...
"Progressives." Opposite Day.
You realize if such rules were enacted at federal and state levels what they would do to grassroots efforts like "The Hickenlooper Blues"...
Why Does Anyone Need an Assault Doll?
You think it's just guns the bluenose hive insects want to ban? [More]
Not that I expect Bryan Cranston to get it.
Hoist by your own petard, eh, "progressive" stage prop?
Not that I expect Bryan Cranston to get it.
Hoist by your own petard, eh, "progressive" stage prop?
The Walking Dead Head
Investigators say Jeffrey Stiles, 45, of Muskegon was attending a Halloween party and decided to step outside to try and scare drivers with his zombie costume. While in the road, he was hit by a car. [More]Life is tough. It's tougher when you're in need of BRAINNNS...
How'd this guy make it to 45?
What a Glorious Feelin', I'm Happy Again
Meanwhile, Over at the Most Transparently Fraudulent Administration in History...
None, or virtually none, of the documents itemized in the index have anything to do with setting government policy, which is the type of communication the deliberative process privilege is intended to protect. Rather, based on the descriptions given by DOJ’s lawyers, they are all about how the administration will try to spin the Fast and Furious scandal to avoid political damage. [More]A-yup.
Did the Obama administration deliberately lie to Congress and the American people? This is the question to which Barack Obama evidently does not want us to know the answer.We already know. No one with authority or reach wants to pursue it.
[Via Michael G]
A Perfect Storm?
The group is calling on every activist in the USA to make their way to Ferguson NOW. [More]Be nice weather for it...
[Via bondmen]
That's a Pretty Good Bet
She speculates that the motive was to lay the groundwork for possible charges against her or her sources. [More]Gosh. I hope not all of them get in trouble...
Beautiful DREAMer
Hey, Homeland Security Director Jeh Johnson says guys like these have earned the right to vote. [More]
Besides, isn't the real issue here the lack of "commonsense gun safety laws"?
What they couldn't do by letting guns walk south, they're bound and determined to make up for by letting killers walk north.
UPDATE: I forgot to add that it would be something if that "AR-15-type assault weapon" came from our favorite gunwalking operation.
Besides, isn't the real issue here the lack of "commonsense gun safety laws"?
What they couldn't do by letting guns walk south, they're bound and determined to make up for by letting killers walk north.
UPDATE: I forgot to add that it would be something if that "AR-15-type assault weapon" came from our favorite gunwalking operation.
Hickenlooper Blueswatch
A publicity release will be going out later today to see how far this can be propagated.
It could go a lot farther if you took a moment to notify your gun owner friends and the media. I've noticed a few stalwarts have posted it to blogs and forums, and of those who take the time to comment, most, so far, post opinions about Hick or the futility of it all, but give no indication they will lift a finger to help spread the word.
You who come here on a regular basis: Why not make that today's Five-Minute Activism project?
Genesis Revisited
In the beginning, Government created the heavens and the earth. [More]
That's better. "You didn't build that" sounds so... so secular.
That's better. "You didn't build that" sounds so... so secular.
Meanwhile, Over at the War on Women
And remember, with "progressives," every day is Opposite Day. [More]
This Day in History: October 27
On conversing on the subject of my exchange with Mr. Townshend, Secretary of State, he consented to exchange me for a British Lieut: Colonel. Cols: Tarlton & Dundas, who were both taken at York Town, have been proposed for the purpose. [More]
Sunday, October 26, 2014
‘Armed American Radio’ premieres ‘Hickenlooper Blues’
This evening's Gun Rights Examiner report notes perhaps it will be Hickenlooper, instead of his gun owner constituents, who ends up singing the blues.With outside moneyed interests like Michael Bloomberg’s deceptively-named “Everytown” doing everything they can to protect their political interests from gun voter retaliation at the polls, particularly after the ouster of two anti-gun politicians and the resignation of another to avoid being recalled, a convenient and fun tool now exists to help roll back the Astroturf. “Hickenlooper Blues” produced by grassroots activists at no cost and without authorization or participation by any candidate or political committee, throws radical Saul Alinsky’s “Rule 5” ridicule right back in the faces of so-called “progressives.” [More]
Tonight on Armed American Radio
in Republic, MO, joined by Crossbreed's Trent Cooper and Carol Craighead for the entire program.
It's going to be a special program tonight, with the premiere of a fun and truthful video that could play a real role in Colorado's gubernatorial election. That's up to you. I won't let the cat out of the bag here, except to say I'll also be doing something I've never done before: Simultaneously publishing a Gun Rights Examiner report to give the backstory on a project I've been working on with others over the past two weeks.
Here's the lineup:
- Hour One: Alan Gottlieb from the Second Amendment Foundation will talk about the dueling Washington State initiatives and upcoming elections. I'll come on in the second half of the hour along with Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Peter J. Gould and Colorado gun rights activists and musicians Cyd Lantz and Dave Simpson.
- Hour Two: New York gubernatorial candidate Rob Astorino; Economist and author John Lott; Human Events Guns and Patriots / AAR Washington Editor Neil McCabe.
- Hour Three: McCabe; Charles Heller of Liberty Watch Radio; competitive shooter, instructor and armed mother Amber Kunao; Sarasota Herald Tribune's "The Gun Writer" Lee Williams; "Black Man with a Gun," Rev. Kenn Blanchard.
Find a station near you or listen via live streaming through the AAR website.
Saturday, October 25, 2014
DOJ and ATF appealing ‘No Angel’ Dobyns' court settlement order
With yesterday’s appeal notice, a new and expensive legal battle for Dobyns begins, just when he thought he was ready to put this chapter behind him and move on. The government has virtually unlimited tax-funded resources to drag matters on in the courts, making the ability of a private citizen to sustain his claims prohibitive for most. For his part, Dobyns pledges not to quit. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes if you're the administration and you can't win in court, just outspend your opponent until he's drained. After all, it's not your money at risk.
Can everybody say "Economic Waco"?
Friday, October 24, 2014
Chances of honest cartel reporting ‘Slim’ to none
If there’s anyone who should be able to stand up to the cartels, it’s Carlos Slim, the Mexican billionaire, from 2010 to 2013 ranked the richest person in the world. Slim owns a substantial piece of The New York Times, after having invested $250 million bailing the paper out in 2009. If ever there was someone positioned to encourage courageous journalism, to solicit/pressure government cooperation, and to bankroll the security needed to investigate and report on cartel terror, it’s this guy. And why wouldn't someone who has much of his holdings in Mexico not want to do what he can to improve his native land, the lives of his people, and the climate for prosperity and growth? [More]My latest JPFO Alert notes if it's not a priority for someone who could make a difference to fight corruption, then their self-interests must lie somewhere else.
The Stuff that Dream Teams are Made Of
Let's see... I can ignore this, or type "MOLON LABE!" and civil war-welcoming comments in all caps under comments, or, I could maybe lift a finger and do easy stuff now to help keep this stuff from happening.
Decisions, decisions...
‘Interstellar’ patrons deserve clarification of McConaughey’s gun comment
The effects of Neeson’s proclamations no doubt played a role on the willingness of his action films’ target audience to patronize movies that prominently feature his pretend derring-do with a gun. With “Interstellar,” which has a production budget almost six times that of “Tombstones,” and unknown marketing costs on top of that, the risks for studios counting on the autumn box office after a “disappointing summer” are even higher. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes some things are easier to forget than others.
Illegal Attack in Gun-Free Zone Gives Boost to I-594 Blood Dancers
So do we need more details than that? [More]
Walking Through Lothlórien Redux
Today is an even more beautiful day than yesterday.
The temptation to play hooky and start the weekend early is great. But like the poet said, I have promises to keep and miles to go before I sleep.
The temptation to play hooky and start the weekend early is great. But like the poet said, I have promises to keep and miles to go before I sleep.
Too Much, the Magic Bus
Anybody get one of these? It got kicked out into my junk folder. You can click the graphics to enlarge them.
If you did, of course you know better than to click on the embedded link.
I doubt it actually came from the Bloombergians. They never did notify me when I asked them to let me know when the bus would be in town--although I did get some emails from someone who said he was with the tour and would sell me the schedule. See?
Unfortunately, the IP for that went to BulletMail/Yahoo in Sunnydale, so further tracing was problematic. And no, of course I had no intention of paying someone obviously setting out bait, but it is nice to know they employ such principled people.
The IP Address from the first email's source code goes to a site for the National Laboratory for High Energy Physics (KEK) in Japan.
Whomever the malevolent mind behind this obvious attempt to lure recipients into a malware trap is, the fact that my edress was selected for this particular bait leads me to suspect this is more directed than random. And while I don't suspect an authorized Everytown plot, I do question how secure they have kept their email lists. You'd think with a billionaire behind them, their precautions against such hijacking would be first class.
But that's all vulnerable to the quality of people being employed, isn't it? And as you can see from my bus tour mercenary, that's pretty obvious.
If you did, of course you know better than to click on the embedded link.
I doubt it actually came from the Bloombergians. They never did notify me when I asked them to let me know when the bus would be in town--although I did get some emails from someone who said he was with the tour and would sell me the schedule. See?
Unfortunately, the IP for that went to BulletMail/Yahoo in Sunnydale, so further tracing was problematic. And no, of course I had no intention of paying someone obviously setting out bait, but it is nice to know they employ such principled people.
The IP Address from the first email's source code goes to a site for the National Laboratory for High Energy Physics (KEK) in Japan.
Whomever the malevolent mind behind this obvious attempt to lure recipients into a malware trap is, the fact that my edress was selected for this particular bait leads me to suspect this is more directed than random. And while I don't suspect an authorized Everytown plot, I do question how secure they have kept their email lists. You'd think with a billionaire behind them, their precautions against such hijacking would be first class.
But that's all vulnerable to the quality of people being employed, isn't it? And as you can see from my bus tour mercenary, that's pretty obvious.
Neighborhood Watch
In this week's crime reenactment: A neighborhood watch has warned the community that a new resident with a criminal history has moved in. One armed homeowner meets face-to-face with the unwelcome new resident when he breaks and enters his home.You can also catch past "Stop the Threat" episodes and other programs on ATSNtv's You Tube channel.
Watch on the PURSUIT Channel.
DISH Network: Channel 393 HUNT
DirecTV: Channel 604 PRST
Now streaming on ROKU.
Friday 6:00pm PST/9:00pm EST
Child Abuse, Pure and Simple
Except in order for that to happen, it requires an adult to do the exploiting, and the headcases behind this evil hardly fit the bill. [More]
I suspect it's probably going to be too late to undo the damage done to these poor children by the influences holding and molding them. There may be hope for them not to lead destructive lives, because at least they weren't aborted, but I wouldn't bet on it.
What we have here are misfits who hate themselves and deal with that by lashing out for attention at everyone who recognizes them to be demented freaks. What hell these tormented broads must visit on everyone they encounter who is not similarly afflicted.
Still, they are useful inasmuch as they illustrate to the general public revelations about "feminists" and "progressives" that spill over to encompass those who keep their cards closer to the vest. It's always revealing to see those who can't and won't control themselves demanding controls on the rest of us.
These are the ranks Bloomberg draws his more hard core shock troopettes from. We should welcome such "quality" in the enemy camp.
I suspect it's probably going to be too late to undo the damage done to these poor children by the influences holding and molding them. There may be hope for them not to lead destructive lives, because at least they weren't aborted, but I wouldn't bet on it.
What we have here are misfits who hate themselves and deal with that by lashing out for attention at everyone who recognizes them to be demented freaks. What hell these tormented broads must visit on everyone they encounter who is not similarly afflicted.
Still, they are useful inasmuch as they illustrate to the general public revelations about "feminists" and "progressives" that spill over to encompass those who keep their cards closer to the vest. It's always revealing to see those who can't and won't control themselves demanding controls on the rest of us.
These are the ranks Bloomberg draws his more hard core shock troopettes from. We should welcome such "quality" in the enemy camp.
'Exasperated' Ain't the Word for It
And I would have gotten away with it too, if it hadn't been for you meddling whistleblowers! [More]
This Should End Well
New records contradict the Obama administration's assurances to Congress and the public that the 2,200 people it freed from immigration jails last year to save money had only minor criminal records. [More]What did Rahm say about never letting a good Reichstag fire go to waste? Hey, maybe they can commit some "gun violence" and bolster the case for disarming you and me!
I saw another article, I can't find it now, that said some could not be returned because their countries of origin would refuse to take them. Anybody want to bet those governments are recipients of substantial foreign aid? Does anyone really believe street beggars have the power to dictate terms for accepting handouts?
But don't worry: If we don't know who they are, we can't see them. And if we can't see them, why, what's the problem?
Right, Bugblatter Beast?
An Inconvenient Truth
As disappointed as the gun confiscationists must be at the facts of this case, they (especially those in the state of Connecticut) should pay attention to this truth -- if you start a civil war by raiding heretofore law-abiding Americans for their politically-incorrect firearms, you will not be able to defend against the 4GW attacks that you spark. And, I daresay, the folks who come after the warmakers and decision takers in righteous self-defense in the context of an American civil war that the gun raiders start will not be addled, inadequate jihadis. [More]But...but...but...the government has nukes!
Note those who maintain that never flesh out the scenario.
Mike does a great job of pointing out why the antis fear and hate an armed citizenry so. When the Prozis pass along the "You hicks don't stand a chance / Resistance is futile" mantra, understand they're either lying or ignorant, but in either case, take heart. You can count on it being Opposite Day, as it always is with them.
We're the Only Ones Escalating Enough
Walking Through Lothlórien
On days like that, particularly with a lot of gold in the branches above, my imagination on such wanderings puts me in the realm imagined and described by Tolkien -- not the one populated with Peter Jackson's CGI-enhanced feminelf action warriors, but the one my mind's eye envisions from the author's printed words.
I wish I had more time to read (for pure pleasure). I wish I had more time to walk.
Some of the trees are starting to give up their leaves in greater numbers now. That means hours of raking this weekend, a process I will be repeating over the next month. Perhaps it seems contradictory, but I look forward to it. When I get into it, as with all repetitive physical efforts, ideas come, with untroubled thoughts that interest me, and throughout it all, my mind reaches a level of peace -- what I imagine a Zen state to be like. Yeah, it may seem a form of Condition White, but it's not like unfamiliar things are within sight or earshot, and any change in the surroundings would rouse me from my reveries.
Still, I'll bet Celeborn never had to rake leaves, and Galadriel never called him in to help unload the trunk after a trip to Sam's Club.
Break's over. Time to armor up and hunt down some marauding orcs.
This Day in History: October 24
What is reather Unusual most of the Ships of War and Transports after comeing through the Narrowes Run under Long Island and come too at the same place Genl How landed his Troops in 1776 and from there proceeded to there present situation... [More]
Thursday, October 23, 2014
Don't Let the Door Hit You in Your Talent.
[More]
Ah yes, the talented Chrissy Teigen. No ego problems there.
Just not all that bright. Or all that observant.
Or all that in tune with the fact that she's basically a lottery winner.
[Via Michael G]
Rise of the Machines
The partially autonomously controlled missiles, or so-called "killer robots", will be used for airborne strikes for its new fighter jets and have the ability to identify targets and make decisions to kill without human interference. [More]
"Without human interference"...?
What a nice way of saying they're creating a cybersociopath, the stuff of techno-nightmares, in good old-fashioned lingo, a monster...
Which makes it fair to wonder about the wholesome goodness of its creators, who need be held personally liable for the decisions of their abomination.
Terminally liable for terminal decisions...
See? We don't need bans. We just need to make people accountable for what they do, and for what they set loose.
Terminally liable for terminal decisions...
See? We don't need bans. We just need to make people accountable for what they do, and for what they set loose.
[Via Florida Guy]
Prayers for the Living
At least for the wounded grandfather. Screw the other two punks. And the dead looks where he belongs. [More]
The Real Problem...
...is that Streicher Award candidates like Paul Waldman are Fourth Estate Fifth Columnists, not "journalists." [More]
"Borders on anti-democratic"?
Is that what you think rights are?
You want specific justifiable examples?
Wasn't Randy Weaver awarded $3.1 million?
Would you fight uniformed animals trying to stick a broom handle up your @$$, Paul, or is that something you pay extra for?
If Karina Obrycka and blown a hole through that feral swine Anthony Abbate's snout, would you have voted to convict her?
I could keep this up all day.
You want a broader example? Ever hear of the Battle of Athens?
You want to press people for questions about when it's time to shoot the bastards, Paul, here's one: What level of tyrannical abuses and atrocities, where doors for peaceable recourse have been blocked and bolted shut, will you just roll over for? Is there anything that would induce you to pick up a weapon and resist?
If so, what is it?
If not, may your chains set lightly. Or let 'em weigh heavy, for all I care. It's not like you or your silly anti-gun male opinions are actually relevant to freedom.
"Borders on anti-democratic"?
Is that what you think rights are?
You want specific justifiable examples?
Wasn't Randy Weaver awarded $3.1 million?
Would you fight uniformed animals trying to stick a broom handle up your @$$, Paul, or is that something you pay extra for?
If Karina Obrycka and blown a hole through that feral swine Anthony Abbate's snout, would you have voted to convict her?
I could keep this up all day.
You want a broader example? Ever hear of the Battle of Athens?
You want to press people for questions about when it's time to shoot the bastards, Paul, here's one: What level of tyrannical abuses and atrocities, where doors for peaceable recourse have been blocked and bolted shut, will you just roll over for? Is there anything that would induce you to pick up a weapon and resist?
If so, what is it?
If not, may your chains set lightly. Or let 'em weigh heavy, for all I care. It's not like you or your silly anti-gun male opinions are actually relevant to freedom.
Shelter from the Storm
This reminds me of someone I know who has ventured that their family will be able to come get guns from a more prepared relative's household when they need it. I let that go without challenging the assumption that such things would just be turned over, but did point out they would not know how to deploy with firearms if they had them, plus they would never survive unarmed to make it across town to pick them up in the first place. [More]
[Via Florida Guy]
[Via Florida Guy]
All in the Family
So executive privilege extends to Holder's wife? [More]
What a bunch of goddam criminals.
And the Republicans are OK with this?
[Via David Hardy]
What a bunch of goddam criminals.
And the Republicans are OK with this?
[Via David Hardy]
Urban prosecutors form group to demand ‘gun control’
Where the funding for the effort is coming from, and if city funds have been used to foot the travel and expense bill for the Atlanta summit and other ventures is another area meriting disclosure. At this point, the group is new enough to where they do not yet appear listed on the Guidestar nonprofit website, and Secretary of State corporate entity searches yielded no results in California and New York, from where Feuer and Vance respectively hail. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes some fraudulent political elites trying to lay more Astroturf down over the grassroots.
Mary Zeiss Strange
The Wall of Separation...
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To Reach the Unreachable Star
This reminds me of a story I heard long ago about a polling place back when civil rights were trying to be enforced, and black citizens showed up wanting to vote. The sheriff had a jar of beans and said they had to guess how many were in it. [More]
One of the big problems with provincial tyrants getting away with this crap is they incur no personal liability. That is, until someone snaps, but they often take it out on the wrong people.
If we had a true Justice Department, Cathy Lanier would be behind bars.
[Via Jess]
One of the big problems with provincial tyrants getting away with this crap is they incur no personal liability. That is, until someone snaps, but they often take it out on the wrong people.
If we had a true Justice Department, Cathy Lanier would be behind bars.
[Via Jess]
Yo, FFRF Legal Counsel Andrew Seidel
Do a parallel project with the Quran in, say, Dearborn. [More]
Agnostics, I can respect. Atheists, at least the obnoxious Prozi misfit mad at the world for their own social inadequacy kind, who take an absolutist position they feel compelled to impose on everyone else, I do not.
[Via Florida Guy]
I dare you.
Why isn't there a Freedom from Atheism Foundation? After all, beliefs that come with no proofs are also ones of faith.
We're the Only Ones Panty-Raiding Enough
Thank goodness "Homeland Security" doesn't have any actual homeland security issues to deal with. [More]
[Via William T]
You know, aside from treating some of us like domestic extremist threats...
One thing: If I had a newspaper, with reporters, and resources and everything, I'd consider it in the public interest to name some names besides the victim.
Who ordered the raid? Who participated in it? Who sought the warrant? Which judge signed it? Were other agencies involved? Who, by name, and what role did each play?
Then I'd go on to other details, like why was DHS involved with this? What else do they have their fingers in that bears no relation to their chartered mission?
Did the Royals try to resolve this without having the goons sent in? You know, have someone just call the lady up and explain why if they let one person use their logo, it opens the door to losing control? Maybe thank her for cooperating and send her a ball cap, or else follow it up with a cease and desist letter from corporate lawyers if she sounded resistant?
What the hell is this show of force over this? What the hell has become of this country, when that's the official response and most people just shrug and move along?
That is, unless there's more to this story. I can't tell from the linked piece.
[Via William T]
The Nuclear Option
When Burritos are Outlawed
FOOD FIGHT! [More]
If he'd thrown the plate I could understand the charges.
I guess it's a good thing Larry, Curly and Moe are dead.
Rotten to the Corps
Federal court in Idaho strikes down ban on possessing guns for self-defense on Army Corps of Engineers property [More]Really? It's their property?
I've been meaning to put some time into this story, along with taking a look at how the CoE at times stands the supposed subordination of the military to civil authority on its head. Based on juggled balls already in the air, that'll have to come another day.
We're the Only Ones Tossed Enough
While I have a tough time buying into the contention of the gun-grabbing Seattle PD that the new use of force policy violates their 2A, the judge's "rationale," that we have a right to keep and bear arms, but just not to use them, defies any benchmark for sanity. [More]
Funny, though, how these guys turn to the Constitution when it suits their purposes.
Still, it does highlight a point more in government need to realize -- it just doesn't "protect" us from them...
Funny, though, how these guys turn to the Constitution when it suits their purposes.
Still, it does highlight a point more in government need to realize -- it just doesn't "protect" us from them...
We're the Only Ones Breaking Bad Enough
Since the manhunt began, Tully has been stopped and questioned by law enforcement officials as many as seven times in a round trip. The stops have always been simple until last week, when an unmarked law enforcement official from an unknown agency forced Tully to the ground by gunpoint, drove his knee into Tully’s back, demanded to know his name, and then threatened to, "break him." After Tully provided identification, the officer continued to badger him until a state police trooper arrived and told the officer on Tully’s back that it wasn't Frein. [More]So: What was the thug's name?
I guess it's a good thing the state police say they have no idea...?
[Via Neil W]
The "Moderate Gun Control" Group
Guess who-oo... [More]
And remember: Enforce existing Intolerable Acts!
I will say comment threads often disappoint me, the way the topic being offered for discussion and the message that needs to be understood and shared can get lost...
And remember: Enforce existing Intolerable Acts!
I will say comment threads often disappoint me, the way the topic being offered for discussion and the message that needs to be understood and shared can get lost...
This Day in History: October 23
The States are so tardy in collecting the Taxes, that the most trivial sum cannot be obtained for the most pressing purposes—and in one sense it may be said, that the Officers of the Army are actually starving for want of a small portion of their pay—the Horses of it, for want of money to procure forage, are actually in this condition... [More]
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