Notes from the Resistance...
A senior British judge has highlighted the benefits of legislation that obliges people to carry their mobile phone at all times. [More]Why the self-incrimination potential alone is a totalitarian dream come true...
Boulder City Council unanimously passes ban on assault weapons [More]Funny -- what they consider 'an olive branch," some of us consider an Intolerable Act. How the hell do you issue a "prior ownership certificate" if you don't know who's got what, and how is that even remotely "the abandonment of ... a registration system"?
Illinois lawmakers have revived efforts to pass gun-dealer licensing legislation after a veto by Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner stymied a previous effort. [More]WarOnGuns has obtained exclusive footage of their reaction to that:
Russell addressed one incident involving a Branson Police officer’s bullet striking a home last fall. [More]Well that's not very neighborly. Between that and those paying for it not being allowed to use the tax-funded range, I'd object too.
In an order on Monday, without explanation or comment, the Court rejected a civil rights lawsuit brought by the Calguns Foundation and the Second Amendment Foundation. [More]This business of "no historical authority suggests that the Second Amendment protects an individual's right to sell a firearm" is subversive nonsense. As Edwin Vieira has noted:
All militiamen (except conscientious objectors) were to be provided with “small arms”: long guns and pistols. Those who were financially able purchased their arms in the free market, then possessed them as private property in their homes at all times. Those with insufficient means were supplied with firearms the Militia or some other governmental body usually procured in the market, in most instances retaining possession of those arms whilst enrolled. This reliance on a permanent private market for firearms guaranteed that most militiamen, through their own efforts, could always obtain firearms suitable for both collective and individual self-defense, and forestalled tyranny by precluding rogue public officials from monopolizing the production, distribution, and possession of firearms.I did not see that argued.
The mathematics that I’ve cited don’t bode well for the gun-grabbing collectivists. [More]No, they don't, but they do show why the totalitarian wannabes fear and hate us so.
Waffle House shooting hero posts photo with his hero, Emma González [More]Bravo for the guy. He did good. One hopes more of us would acquit ourselves as well.
Department of State bug bounty pilot program [More]And if the cause of "security vulnerabilities" is a criminal secretary and her top aide intentionally bypassing protocols and the law...?
Humanoid robot runs through the park by itself [Watch]Asimov's "Three Laws" seem so naive.
The logic here was that the camera must have caught him doing something wrong or else it would have never been triggered in the first place. [More]Yeah, it's not like something that ludicrously wrong could be, you know, completely wrong.
Someone called 911, but this man’s maple instrument wasn’t a gun. It was a bassoon. [More]Why does anyone need a woodwind that large?
Former Stanford University Maoists On The Cusp Of Choosing The Next US President, Creating A ‘One-Party-State,’ Part 1 [More]Read and share.
No go zones in the UK for police... [Watch]Coming soon to a caliphate near you...
A judge in Washington County has issued a temporary restraining order to several television broadcasters, ordering them to stop airing ads against Supreme Court Justice Courtney Goodson that her lawyers claim are "false, misleading and defamatory." ...[More]And this surprises who, exactly?
Goodson received a campaign finance score of -0.48, indicating a liberal ideological leaning.Inigo has one concern with that assessment.
Four men, at least three of them with Somali names, crashed a wedding party on April 22 at the Bektash Temple, where they wore red bandanas associated with a criminal street gang known as the Bloods, “yelled profanities and fired gunshots during a melee in the parking lot,” police told the Concord Monitor. [More]Rigorous!
Despite spending my teen years in a pit of depression and despair, I have largely fond memories of them. [More]Yeah, nothing a sane and whole person likes better than being miserable and hopeless. Not to mention irrational...
The HuffPost hit piece is yet another example of “Fudds” subverting the Second Amendment. Before anyone gets too bent out of shape over the term, understand that, as used here, it is not meant to disparage hunters and sport shooters who promote the right to keep and bear arms. I call those people “friends.” In order to qualify for the “Fudd” designation, they have to go the extra mile of throwing fellow gun owners under the bus, especially those who are in it for the rights of armed citizens as envisioned by the Founders. [More]Divided we fall, and they're doing their part to separate and then push.
