There’s an old saying and truism “when in Rome, do as the Romans do,” meaning a visitor should adapt to where he is, and not try to force others to adapt to his foreign ways and customs. A British national and subject of the Queen like Morgan, who enjoys the added privilege of U.S. media visibility, and who abuses his influence to subvert the rights and customs of a culture that has welcomed and rewarded him, will naturally provoke a sentiment asking why he doesn’t go back to where he came from if he doesn’t like it here. [More]This evening's Gun Rights Examiner retort basically tells subversive foreign twit Piers Morgan to go roger himself.
Tuesday, December 04, 2012
Piers Morgan tweets Second Amendment technology ignorance
Take Action
The Washington Post headline pretty much says it all: “Obama backs [Harry] Reid’s filibuster reform effort.”GOA shares its thoughts and requests a simple action, which I took:
Wonder why? [More]
You may be right. But friends asked me to do a thing that was easy, that only took a minute, and that didn't cost me anything, and I figure I can gladly give that to them on the chance we might make a difference. That beats any excuse to do nothing that I could possibly come up with.
And if you want to do even more, feel free.
Issa parrots the unknowable as Holder deputy abandons ship
How the IG has been able to determine that with certainty, and why Issa accepts it with full faith are unknown. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes an unproven conclusion being promoted from a seemingly unlikely quarter.
We're the Only Ones in Need Enough
I know we're supposed to be about less powerful government around here and all, but you've gotta admit, there's something to be said for being able to order anyone proposing this to be dragged out and crucified. [Read]
Speaking of Bastions...
...here's one of sanity, and it comes from some of Belcher's teammates. [Read]
The Last Bastion
Monday, December 03, 2012
Whitlock turns up personal attack on gun owners, calls NRA ‘new KKK’
Imagine had a high-profile white media face of News Corporation attacked a black organization devoted to the Constitutionally-enshrined Bill of Rights with lies, and then publicly and militantly libeled them as black supremacists in front of a national audience. Imagine if that had the effect of outraging millions of good Americans unfairly smeared as racists -- and audience members, advertisers and investors, at that. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report fires back at a lying headcase -- and gives you a way to ask his boss if he employs white bigots without repercussions, too.
Education Professional Seeks Help On Defensive Gun Use Curriculum
Those are worthy goals—first developing a marksmanship curriculum, and also making a point of educating young minds on real-world occurrences that demonstrate the practical, life-saving benefits of an armed citizenry. And it’s vital to encourage the next generations to embrace their firearms heritage, lest the anti-gunners win their long-term goals simply by waiting for the current one to die out. [More]Here's my latest AmmoLand post. Help out?
A Question for the Network
Workman covered it this morning.
So did Tom Gresham.
I did a brief post last night, pointing out in comments that all NFL facilities are so-called "gun free zones."
Tom recommends sending an email protest to help@profootballtalk.com.
I wish I could say NBC execs are asking themselves "What did Bob just cost us?" but I don't have much faith that televised football addicts will care enough to alter their viewing habits. I don't get it, but then, I'm obviously not the guy they market to.
If I were, I wouldn't need to write columns like this.
UPDATE: Come on, join in--it's easy and it's fun, and best of all, it evidently generates a demand on these fascist media pigs' resources.
So did Tom Gresham.
I did a brief post last night, pointing out in comments that all NFL facilities are so-called "gun free zones."
Tom recommends sending an email protest to help@profootballtalk.com.
I wish I could say NBC execs are asking themselves "What did Bob just cost us?" but I don't have much faith that televised football addicts will care enough to alter their viewing habits. I don't get it, but then, I'm obviously not the guy they market to.
If I were, I wouldn't need to write columns like this.
UPDATE: Come on, join in--it's easy and it's fun, and best of all, it evidently generates a demand on these fascist media pigs' resources.
Precision Guidance
Well that's pretty cool. [Watch]
[Via Thaddeus Fendon, who observes "Interesting. Looks like it compensates for an unsteady shooter. But I doubt it can dope wind like a human."]
[Via Thaddeus Fendon, who observes "Interesting. Looks like it compensates for an unsteady shooter. But I doubt it can dope wind like a human."]
One of the Dumbest Answers I've Ever Heard
The head of the CIA was compromised. Of course that poses a greater national security risk. [More]
A Shot in the Dark
Sara Schastok, president and CEO of the Evanston Community Foundation says, "Of course, no one is under the illusion that people who intend harm as a way of life are necessarily going to turn in their guns." [More]Of course not. The illusion is entirely in the media-abetted pretense that hollow hucksters like you are community leaders who should be listened to, and that "Only One" McGinn is anything but an opportunistic elitist fraud.
Note to any local gangbangers busted with a weapon on Dec. 8 before 3 p.m.: Insist you were going to get your flu shot and were relying on the "No questions asked" promise.
[Via Jess]
Get In the Zone
The gun-free zone! [Read]
Or don't.
I don't know if they post against customers as well, but I find their policy against employees to be typical corporate risk management cowardice über alles [who put those bloodless weasels in charge?.
Now that they've made sure their policy has been advertised so thoroughly, they've created such a dangerously attractive environment for predators that I can't justify the risk of putting myself in it, armed or not.
[Via William T]
Or don't.
I don't know if they post against customers as well, but I find their policy against employees to be typical corporate risk management cowardice über alles [who put those bloodless weasels in charge?.
Now that they've made sure their policy has been advertised so thoroughly, they've created such a dangerously attractive environment for predators that I can't justify the risk of putting myself in it, armed or not.
[Via William T]
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