Where Will We Go for Our Lies?

The same week that The Weekly Standard’s troubles broke, Vanity Fair dropped a bombshell report about the struggles faced by those hip, millennial-targeted left-wing rags with the cool names and rabidly anti-Trump headlines strewn across your social media feed. Vice, Vox, Mic, Buzzfeed, Mashable — they’re all either looking for buyers or seriously reevaluating their strategies in hopes of becoming profitable. Mic laid off most of its workers. Vice and Vox are firing staff left and right. [More]

Lord Vader speaks for me.

[Via William T]

Vox Populi

America's Anti-Democratic Constitution Explained [More]

And that doesn't give us an idea about founding intent...?

What can I say, but "Vox"?

[Via Roger J]

No Matter How You Slice It

Pizzagate... [More]

No worries -- VOX (that "progressive" voice we've come to trust so), tells us it's just another totally false conspiracy theory, that is, "fake news" being promulgated by white supremacists, that is, by Trump supporters, with a dose of "Russian hacking" for good measure.  That way, when the terrm appears in P3M, it will be to deny, dismiss and ridicule, plus it gives the colluders all the excuse they need to keep it buried.

I won't be surprised to find some of the stories are ridiculous fakes. But I also won't just assume those behind them are what they want the world to think they are.

Where we "extremists" need to be extremely careful is in deriving "guilty" convictions without the requisite proofs. Unfortunately, ginning up angry mobs based on mere accusations seems to be the way of the virtual world.

Thing Along with Mitch

I was under the weather this weekend and did not post--many of you sent me the story about the idiot subversive judge who said you cannot resist unlawful entry by police, and my first reaction was to see who was primarily responsible for elevating that wretched fraud to a position of power.

Turns out it was Mitch Daniels who foisted this judicial thing on us, and who offered this as his reason why: 

The governor said that from Judge David, he heard “the clearest expression of commitment to proper restraint in jurisprudence and deep respect for the boundaries of judicial decision-making. He will be a judge who interprets, rather than invents our laws.”

I'd hate to see who came in second.

Daniels has been OK on some RKBA stuff, but he's one of those "enforce existing gun laws" types rather than someone who actually understands the issue.

Vox Day has more, including:

And Daniels has thus far remained silent on the issue, when anything short of an abject apology for David's appointment combined with a demand for David's immediate resignation, and the resignation of the other two judges who sided with David, is absolutely necessary for him to remain a credible governor, let alone a president.

'I Love that They Think This is a Bad Thing'

‘Surprising twist’! Vox accidentally serves up an ‘odd endorsement of the 2nd Amendment’ in global data about privately held firearms [More]

I'm sure they didn't mean to.

[Via Michael G]

And After That They'll Be Satisfied?

Massachusetts offers a model for dealing with gun violence that the rest of the country could follow. [More]

Yeah, it looks like it.

What can I say, besides "Vox"?

[Via Roger J]

Damn Bill of Rights!

It took one mass shooting for New Zealand to ban assault weapons - The US’s unique politics and political system make it much harder for America to take similarly swift action. [More]

What can I say besides "Vox"?

[Via Bluesgal]

We Just Want Commonsense Safety Laws. Honest.

How Fox News turned the March for Our Lives into an attack on the 2nd Amendment [More]

Who you gonna believe? Vox or your lying eyes and ears?

Constitutionialists are Traitors

 The anti-American right - Rooting against Olympians, scoffing at Capitol police, broaching civil war — meet today’s conservative movement. [More]

The f***ing commies at Vox said it, I believe it, that settles it.

[Via DDS]

To Each According to His Need

Spurtacus proposes a Marxism/"reparations" twofer and the "progressives" at Vox go wild. [More]

By 'Bolder Agenda' He Means Bans and Confiscations

I’ve argued that repealing, or at least reinterpreting, the Second Amendment should be part of a bolder progressive agenda on guns... [More]

What can I say besides "Vox"?

Not that illegitimate repeal would delegitimize the right.

That's the whole point of insisting on this.

[Via DDS]

Speaking of Ridiculous

It’s ridiculous that it’s unconstitutional for Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to run for president - Immigrants, young people, and everyone else should be allowed to run. [More]

What can I say but "Vox"?

By All Means, Send Her Back

America can never measure up to Omar’s high standards—but no doubt Somalia will. [More]

The ever-subversive Vox helpfully explains how even though that's not their intent.

[Via Mack H]

UPDATE -- Yep, send her back.

A Coordinated Effort

Over the last week the Washington Post, New York Times, CNN. NBC News, CBS News, Bloomberg, The New Yorker, Vox, and the Daily Beast have all written a plethora of over 20 articles on the Qanon Movement all using highly similar talking points to marginalize the movement. [More]

Isn't that what they call "collusion"?

And what ever happened to the threatened takedown?

[Via Andrea Shea King]

Paul Ryan has Regrets

So do a lot of us, but not for the same reasons as Vox. [More]

[Via Mack H]

Marxican Standoff

Mexico’s Left Has Its Own George Floyd; Spain’s VOX Party Strongly Supports Trump’s “Iron Hand;” ETC. [4 ITEMS] Mexico’s Excelsior: “White Supremacists” Instigate Rioting. $PLC Cited…But, Surprisingly, Doesn’t Agree [More]

Gee, maybe people really are the same the whole world over...

Never Send to Know for Whom the Bell Tolls

I wonder if he can "identify with her plight" now. [More]

Vox...

Aid and Comfort

Thanks to Lois Beckett, Alex Yablon, and especially Massad Ayoob for their help researching and fact-checking this piece.  [More]

Beckett and Yablon, especially, I can understand.

I'm still trying to figure out why someone from "our side" would want to help Vox when he's got to know they will use it to attack RKBA. It is an interesting admission on where they have to go and who they have to ask to keep from making fools of themselves, but I still gotta ask what happened to "Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake"?

I never understood "fact-checking" proposed infringements, either. I'd want them vulnerable to challenge, rather than helping the oppressor make them bulletproof.  Case in point, thank goodness no one helpfully pointed out the fatal flaw in Nevada's Question 1.

Excuse me, but you won't shoot me that way, with the safety on.

"Oh, you're right. Thanks."

<BANG!>

[Via DDS]

You Can't Have One Without the Other

America can’t fix policing without fixing the country’s gun problem [More]

Yeah, how do you expect to have a police state if citizens are armed?

What can I say but "Vox"?

[Via Tac Memes]

A Gun in the Home

 One of three men who barged into a south Denver home Saturday night and ordered people to the ground in an attempted robbery later walked into urgent care with gunshot wounds as his colleagues sped away. [More]

But...but...but...

I wonder how Vox's Dylan Matthews would have fared.

[Via bondmen]