He fears the ATF doesn't have the resources it needs... Pruett adds the new gun rules shouldn't only apply to the border states. [Read]
Really?
Well, may your chains set lightly...and all the rest.
The guy's business must be pretty good.
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
"I Think It's a Good Idea…"
Really?
Well, may your chains set lightly...and all the rest.
The guy's business must be pretty good.
A Public Stand?
OFF wants to find out where Rob Cornilles stands on RKBA. [Read]
Seems to me we should already know, because he'd be out there leading on the issue.
I see NRA gave him an "A."
For what that's worth.
Seems to me we should already know, because he'd be out there leading on the issue.
I see NRA gave him an "A."
For what that's worth.
Social Media
The U.S. Department of Justice is defending computer hacking laws that make it a crime to use a fake name on Facebook or lie about your weight in an online dating profile at a site like Match.com. [More]So let me get this straight: Lying on social media sites should be a federal crime. Lying to Congress...? Eh...
Hell, just recently this same bunch was proposing lying on FOIA responses.
Perhaps if these insane control freaks get their way they can be hoist with their own petard...
[Via Nicki]
A Matter of Policy
Gunmen assaulted two Fayetteville State University students in their dorm room early Sunday in the fourth armed robbery at student housing since last school year. [More]
Can't those morons read?
Weapons on School Grounds
It is a felony to possess or carry, whether openly or concealed, a weapon of any kind on any school grounds, including the Fayetteville State University campus. If you do obtain a concealed weapon permit, you are still prohibited from bringing a weapon on campus.
And from the Department of Irony, it looks like the nearest emergency facility is the Cape Fear Valley Medical Center...
This Day in History: November 16
November 16, 1779
Council of War held at the Falls of the Ohio... [More]
Email shows internal Justice Department dispute, refusal to provide evidence
Mike Vanderboegh of Sipsey Street Irregulars has posted an exclusive analysis of a Dec. 17, 2010 email from Glen Cook, Deputy Chief of the Special Prosecutions unit of the Criminal Division, Department of Justice, Southern District of Texas in Houston, documenting awareness of a connection between gunwalking and the murder of Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry within days of that incident, and advising the Phoenix division "hire a media consultant" to deal with the fallout. It further shows the ATF office in Phoenix "refused to provide...evidence" effectively crippling a related Texas weapons seizure investigation. [More]This is a bombshell revelation. A copy of the email is included.
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
A Successful DGU
I am not ashamed to admit that hearing her cry made me tear up. How dare anyone force this awful choice on another human being.
Thank God she had a gun.
God damn anyone who would take that choice away from her.
ATF classifies Chore Boy pot scrubber pads NFA firearms
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Firearms Technology Branch has deemed “Chore Boy copper cleaning pads, along with fiberglass insulation,” a firearm, subject to registration and a $200 transfer tax, an official letter obtained recently by Gun Rights Examiner reveals. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report shows how, with the proper materials and a bit of elbow grease, hard-to-eradicate rights can be scrubbed right out!
Less than Half the Equation
I look forward to "Authorized Journalist" Scott Johnson now giving equal time to the cost benefits of peaceable armed citizens. He will, right? I mean, Contra Costa Times wouldn't just do hit pieces that only tell the side of the story that bolsters the citizen disarmament argument, would they? [Read]
[Via Dave Licht]
[Via Dave Licht]
A Hero of the Proletariat
When Pumpkins are Outlawed...
Professionally Reported and Edited
Some states you can have an enormous crimincal recod and psycholgoical problems and be ten years old and be able to get a gun [More]What can I say? Hoplophobic "Athuhirszd Jurnstlaists"...
One Other Right the "Mentally Ill [Can] Exercise with Ease"
Did you know that incurable hoplophobes have unrestrained access to the First Amendment? Hell, they can even be considered "professionals" and work for The New York Daily News! Matter of fact, it seems to be a requirement... [Read]
We're the Only Ones "Breaking Up Is Hard To Do" Enough
Yeah, I can't begin to tell you how many ex-girlfriends I've had to shoot 'cause the b*****s didn't want to go out with me anymore. [Read]
That being the case, because I and everyone I know are so damn violent, I wonder why VPC won't answer my challenge...?
[Via Kevin Starrett]
That being the case, because I and everyone I know are so damn violent, I wonder why VPC won't answer my challenge...?
[Via Kevin Starrett]
Meanwhile, Over at the Birthplace of the Revolution...
...they're going after knives. [Read]
And proving that, if you have the right constituency, you can break a cardinal rule with impunity.
And proving that, if you have the right constituency, you can break a cardinal rule with impunity.
This Day in History: November 15
At the muster of November 15, 1779, for example, the number of men in the corps was supposedly 613, but of these 74 were dead, 19 were prisoners, 25 had taken their discharge, 30 had been transferred, probably as recruits to the British Army, and 113 were deserters. [More]
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