Thursday, August 12, 2010

GRE Round Up for August 12

Here's the latest from my Gun Rights Examiner colleagues:

Dan Bidstrup/Denver:
Every day, about one percent of the population of the US holsters a gun and goes about their day. They visit the grocery store, they buy car parts,...Keep Reading »

Steve D. Jones/Fort Smith:
Freedom is not free; however, the natural right of self-defense was given to us by God and will not be stolen from us with legislation. If...Keep Reading »
The major media outlets are reporting today the Arizona fugitives are suspected to have left Montana and are now in the state of Arkansas. If they...Keep Reading »

John Longenecker/Los Angeles:
Negligent discharge is not only bad for the person who politically shoots herself in the foot - as in the case of...Keep Reading »

Dave Workman/Seattle:
In the wake of a ruling last week by federal Judge Donald Molloy that reinstated the gray wolf to the Endangered...Keep Reading »
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A Supply-Side Argument

Gun used to wound Hernando police dog was stolen [More]
If only we didn't have guns to steal...

Just think, there are those who believe stupid stuff like that, and their vote cancels yours.

[Via Ed M]

We're the Only Ones Really Digging It Enough

Officers got a search warrant for plaintiff’s property to search for a person missing since 1997. They drilled holes in plaintiff’s concrete garage floor, and a cadaver dog allegedly alerted. They emptied the garage and started digging. They piled dirt on plaintiff’s belongings considering it “junk.” Their digging down 15' undermined the structure, and they supported it on their own. They found nothing and left, and they felt unobliged to do anything to restore the condition of the property. Ground water from rain created a pond in plaintiff’s garage. *
Why should the feel obliged? They're "Only Ones," and based on results, were following established department protocols.

You people and your "rights"...

You can see photos of the damage here and here. I'm sure if you did this to Dwayne Wenninger's house, he'd be taking things in stride...

*NOTE: I've removed the link to the main story paragraph--it generates an obnoxious 403 anti-spam msg, and apparently the folks who run the website don't want referred traffic. Interesting readership-building model. Fine by me, I get nothing by sending readers their way.

[Via Mack H]

Proper Parenting

Indianapolis Parenting Examiner Cristi DeHoff is introducing her readers to a subject most parenting advisers either avoid or spread hysteria about.

Check out her two recent entries:
This is exactly the type of expansion into "the mainstream" we need to encourage. Please go on over there and do that, leave a comment if you're so inclined, and share the links.

Another Straightarrow Memorial

Between Two Rivers gives a thoughtful tribute, and includes Straigthtarrow's last posted comment there. [Read]

Senseless and Outrageous

Chicago girl jumping rope shot dead [More]
If only we could disarm you and me...

[Via Ed M]

Registering a Protest

SAN FRANCISCO EYES AMMUNITION REGISTRY; CCRKBA VOWS LAWSUIT [More]
It's easy to get to where I just don't give a damn what urban fools do to themselves. It's easy to say those who value freedom but still live there know what they're getting.

Then I get mad at myself. This is supposed to be America. Allowing tyranny to exist unopposed anywhere just gives it a beachhead and then a base from which to spread. And expecting people to up and move is nothing less than standing by and allowing an ideological, as opposed to ethnic "cleansing" to occur.

Besides, where better to confront the enemy than where he lives? Consider the alternative.

I'm glad Alan Gottlieb is not giving up on them. I'm sure he could use some help.

Funny How That Works

The introduction of the flintlock coincided with the largest decline in homicide in English history. [More]
Emphasis in original.

To Stallone and Schwarzenegger, your guns are 'the expendables'

"That the star of 'Rambo,' who made his fortune exploiting armed violence, should call on government raids to disarm millions of real veterans and the rest of his countrymen, goes beyond hypocritical. It is contemptible." [More]
Today's Gun Rights Examiner column looks at the hollow frauds presented to the public as "action heroes."

Also see why karma's a b!+ch when it's "The Other Guys" being disarmed and, if you missed it LIVE! yesterday, watch the latest from American Trigger Sports Network.

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This Day in History: August 12

Defendant: Charles Lee
Crimes Charged: Disobedience of orders; misbehavior before the enemy; disrespect to the commander in chief
Chief Defense Lawyer: No Record
Presiding Officer: Lord Stirling
Chief Prosecutor: No Record
Court: No Record
Place: Brunswick, New Jersey
Date of Trial: July 4-August 12, 1778
Verdict: Guilty
Sentence: Suspension from the army for one year [More]

Wednesday, August 11, 2010

GRE Round Up for August 11

Here's the latest from my Gun Rights Examiner colleagues:

Steve D. Jones/Fort Smith:
The Interstate 40 bridge collapse at Gore, Oklahoma occurred on May 26, 2002. Fourteen people died in this terrible disaster, affecting many families...Keep Reading »

In the wake of the Bellevue-based Second Amendment Foundation’s victory in McDonald v. City of Chicago that...Keep Reading »

Chris Woodard/Tucson:
But just what is it? We can only speculate, but a certain picture is beginning to emerge that may give us some... Keep Reading »

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An Embedded Asset

Vanderboegh shares the latest insider intel from the mysterious Waldo. [Read]

Things to Come

A crowd of people hoping to get federal housing assistance became unruly Wednesday morning with reports of fights breaking out in the crowd. [More]
Now imagine it's a food line.

And the word is just starting to spread that they're running out...

We're the Only Ones Faithful and Trustworthy Enough

"Letting people record police officers is an extreme and intrusive response to a problem that’s so rare it might as well not exist. It would be like saying we should do away with DNA evidence because there’s a one in a billion chance that it could be wrong. At some point, we have to put some faith and trust in our authority figures." [More]
Well, hey, if this flack says they're A-OK, who am I to argue?

I mean, we see how much faith and trust the FOP puts in us...

[Via Mack H]

It's Not Luck

While the confluence of the low ammunition production capacity, two foreign battlefronts, the Obama Victory, and the Great Recession created a perfect storm for ammunition demand, the recognition of these macro-forces weren’t the cause that prompted the co-founders of LuckyGunner.com to start a new business. [More]
It's more than being in the right place at the right time.

Course Heading

Apart from the fact that guns are fun, you should give some thought to the direction the U.S.A. is headed. [More]
A-yup.

[Via Michael G]

Garbage In, Garbage Out

[S]ome Chicago area garbage collectors are being tapped to fight crime. [More]
Forget it Jake, it's Chi-Town.

[Via HZ]

We're the Only Ones Giving You a Break Enough

A broken leg that is. While you're handcuffed. [More]

Turn the sound off on the featured video and play this in the background while you watch...

[Via Ed M]

We're the Only Ones Shootin' Up the Town Enough

Deputy McLeod fired through his vehicle's windshield. One round traveled through the suspect vehicle and struck the front passenger in the chin. A second round traveled through the kitchen window of a nearby residence, and the third traveled through the same residence's sliding-glass door. [More]
And they say we're the ones who will turn things into the Wild West...

[Via Ed M]