But wouldn't it feel...well, therapeutic on some level if something could happen in the streets of the U.S. of A....[More]Something just may, Jeffrey, you evil,cowardly littleMarxist hive insect.
Robert Parker, Lieutenant, 2nd NY Artillery, "Marched at 3 0'clock P. M. Arrived at Yorkams at sunset dist. 5 miles by land and 6 by water. About a mile below Burrowses the river runs very rapid passing through a small ridge of mountains which continued all the way. Encamped here--the place very pleasant. Here has been an Improvement--a barn, house & an orchard; found a piece of bark with an Inscription in the Indian tongue, which Mr. Dean translated thus--'the day before holyday 1779 on this ground are 200 Indians friends of General Washington.' " [More]
“This Court should deny the motion to intervene as victims because the intervenors are not victims in this case,” Burke wrote, stating they do not qualify as victims under the Crime Victim Rights Act. [More]Tonight's Gun Rights Examiner column includes a copy of this outrageous filing that I posted to my Scribd account.
C’mon, Chris: Put up or shut up. Answer the damn question. Or don’t, and an increasing number of readers will see you for what you are. Based on comments, all but the most idiotic ideologues already do. [More]This morning's Gun Rights Examiner commentary notes how those against freedom always seem to embrace deception and hate. No surprise there.
William Barton, Lieutenant, 1st NJ, Sheshequin, "Out of provision and very faint for want of it; the boats which carry it did not arrive until nine or ten o'clock the next morning; having marched fourteen miles with very little to eat. The woods for some distance before we came to this place, are chiefly white oak, and very open, grown up with wild pea vines, &c. In this days march we had several cattle killed by falling from a precipice, having about half a mile to pass along one of two hundred feet, and the path very bad. At the bottom, luckily, was the river, the boats on coming up had them dressed." [More]
New Brady poster boy Colin Goddard, who was helpless during the Virginia Tech murders and now endorses laws to impose defenselessness on the rest of us, expressed outrage. “I was soon infuriated,” he pouted, “by the gun fanatics in America who immediately used this massacre to assert that strong gun laws, like Norway’s, don’t work.”My latest "Rights Watch" column for GUNS Magazine...
Well, they don’t. Sorry if reality offends you, pal. [More]
Many times I've riffed on a dark, delicious fantasy about rounding up Tea Bagger types and sentencing them to green re-education camps...[More]
A second Civil War would be an incredibly destructive thing, but it would feel so good.
Evan F. Nappen, Attorney at Law and author of the “NEW JERSEY GUN LAW GUIDE” is offering a $5000 reward... [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner commentary gives you a chance to make a cool Five Grand.
At four o'clock on the afternoon of August 8, 1779, Major Henry Lee, with four hundred infantry and a troop of dismounted dragoons started from New Bridge (now River Edge, New Jersey), on a march of 14 miles (23 km) through the woods to make an attack upon the British fort at Paulus Hook. He detached patrols of horse to watch the communication with the North River and stationed parties of infantry at different roads leading to Paulus Hook. At Union Hill he filed into the woods where by the guide's timidity, or treachery, the march was prolonged to three hours before gaining the right road. The same night, Colonel Van Boskirk left Paulus Hook with a force of one hundred and thirty men to make a raid upon the neighborhood. Fortunately the two parties did not meet. [More]
[T]he city of Renton wants to "out" the cartoonist... [More]
In fairness, you should read the case LaPierre makes. I did, and frankly, it does not bring me any closer to his position. In fact, reading skillfully crafted marketing claims like “When NRA first began our campaign to fire Eric Holder we were one of just a few voices in the wilderness” makes my jaw drop at the sheer, amazing chutzpah of it. I guess, yeah, this campaign is their baby, but somehow, LaPierre in camel hair rags eating locusts and honey, was not the first thought in my mind back when there really were voices in the wilderness, who knew they were on to something huge and dangerous, and who were doing everything in their power to...[More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner commentary notes that the wilderness is a big place--maybe we just missed him?
