Some People Shouldn't Have Guns

Some people shouldn't have chicken. [Read]

Anybody who can't be trusted with a drumstick can't be trusted without a custodian.

Hey!

Did you do this yet?

Tolerance and Diversity

I know some academic leftist "feminist" tolerance and diversity "activists" who would be treated in precisely this manner if the whip-wielders had their way. Actually worse--all this poor creature did was wear slacks. Can you imagine what these savages would do to a woman who committed more serious expected gender behavior-related "transgressions"?

But it's us throwbacks who are the enemy.

Maybe we could get a few of those guys to immigrate here, maybe drive the cabs Americans won't drive, and basically help us secure the blessings of Liberty, seeing as how all cultures are equal and we should celebrate our diversity or else we'll get called the "R" word by the very people they'd cheerfully stone to death.

"View Larger Version"

No thanks. The one I see is quite close enough. [Read]

Although for some reason, I can't get this out of my head.

Yo, Elohim, dude-- d'jever stop to think it might be you...?

I wonder what some of our gun control luminaries would do if this young worthy decided he wanted something from them...?

Vomit?

Surrender?

Scream?

Pop?

Why, Indeed?

I ask a question based on Kurt's GRE post yesterday.

And yeah, I see-- I left out the "to."

Persian carpet-weaving at its finest...right?

Super Fly

I note the Fly Cuts & Styles barber shop is in Sacramento, essentially "shall not issue" territory unless you're a politically-connected elite, and as we all know, open carry in CA requires the guns be unloaded. [Read]

Might it be safe to assume that myriad Golden State "gun control" laws didn't stop a damn thing here?

We're the Only Ones Influenced Enough

In May, gun industry lobbyist Lawrence Keane gave the FOP's charitable arm $100,000 from the National Shooting Sports Foundation, the industry group representing gun manufacturers. Keane said the gift was unrelated to the FOP's positions on issues. [More]

I should hope it was unrelated. In spite of the occasional concession, the frickin' FOP has been a leading voice for citizen disarmament since the old HCI days, and makes it clear their priorities are ones of your rights be damned when they conflict with their self-interest.

And how interesting to see their former BATFUer lobbyist Pasco is BFF with Waco Jim. 

How typical that the Judenrat contingent thinks if it plays nice the monster won't turn on it.  And how timely that I saw this talking point advocated the other day by an apologist for a more pragmatic approach:

If we lose cops, we lose.

Yeah, right.  Pray that approach will work. I mean, as long as "we" are already on our knees...

Florida school board shooting shows failure of ‘gun control’ on multiple counts

Superintendent Bill Husfelt, who acted bravely, albeit futilely, had time to say “Please don’t” before assailant Duke opened fire.  The rest had to resign themselves to diving for cover in terror.
Why? [More]

Today's Gun Rights Examiner column looks at a failed three strikes policy: "Gun-free zones," expecting criminals to obey "gun control" laws, and relying on the "Only Ones" to protect you.

Talk about special education.

What's the definition of insanity, again? 

Also celebrate a special day, make a special phone call, pledge yourself to a special resolution and watch a special program.

Do something special and share the link?

This Day in History: December 15

The Battle of St. Lucia or the Battle of the Cul de Sac was a naval battle fought off the island of St. Lucia in the West Indies during the American War of Independence on 15 December 1778, between the British Royal Navy and the French Navy. [More]

And yes, of course I know what else happened, and talk about it in a sub-feature here. I'm working 1778 this year.

GRE Round Up for December 14

Here are the latest offerings from my fellow GREs:

Dave Workman/Seattle:

• Outcome in Montana should be lesson for educators everywhere

Kurt Hofmann/St. Louis:

• Force RNC to become TRULY 'pro-gun'

Also check out these other Liberty-oriented Examiners:

• Albuquerque Libertarian
• Cochise County Libertarian
• Conservative
• LA Anti-Establishment
• Michigan Firearms

Tea and Sympathy

“They say his flesh comes off his back in Steaks,” a woman reported afterward. [More]

Sounds good to me.

And The New Yorker's attempts to diminish this as arising primarily from mercenary motivations notwithstanding, the fruits of our labors are the fruits of our lives. Siphoning sand from a closed-system hourglass that belongs to someone else can result in people realizing how limited and precious their time is.

[Via Skip]

Liberty News/Safer Streets

Longenecker's latest, including commentary from himself, Bob Parks, Dr. Laura (who's come a long way, baby), Dennis Prager (ditto),  Dave Workman, the Tenth Amendment Center and yours truly. [Read]

Supporters promote "Call to action day" to free Brian Aitken

CALL TO ACTION: On Wednesday, December 15, 2010, please pick up your phone and call Governor Christie at 609-292-6000. Wish him a Merry Christmas and ask him to please Free Brian Aitken!!! [More]

The time factor on this breaking story necessitated a second Gun Rights Examiner column for today.

Please do more than share the link--please share in tomorrow's effort.

Newsmax...

...Your "conservative" source for the truth about Mexican crime guns (parroted as ginned up by leftist WaPo). [Read]

Just ask Clinton BFF Chris Ruddy.

Just keep following those sterile queen bees...

[Via Skip]

Must Have Been One of Those...

...assault feather dusters...[Read]

As opposed to a patrol feather duster...

[Via Steve T]

If It Ain't Broke...

...break it.  And tell people you're fixing it. [Read]

We're the Only Ones Making Sure You're Hosed Enough

Is that standard protocol? [More]

Why yes, yes it is.

This is a Christmas that 8-year-old will never forget.

And dig comment poster smeg...uh...ocmega. Can't wait 'til it's this fool's turn in the barrel.

Return to Normal

I mentioned this in today's GRE column, but wanted to call attention to it here as well:

"Norming Guns Away: Why We Need to be Concerned About the UN," by Paul Gallant, Alan Chwick, and Joanne Eisen.

Click to read.

Don King airport ammunition find points to first class justice—for some

He said he “relied heavily on the recommendations of Ohio's Parole Board, which received many letters supporting King.”

And who might those letter-writing supporters have been? [More]

Today's Gun Rights Examiner column notes the differences in accomodations those in first class get.

Also redefine normalcy and join with some like minds.

Here's hoping you normally join with them in sharing these links?

This Day in History: December 14

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