Friday, October 11, 2013
On the Water & In the Air Redux
My discussion yesterday about the UN Arms Trade Treaty and more with Lynn Jurrens and Jeff Anderson on South Dakota's KSDR 1480 is now archived online. [Listen]
More Than One Way to Skin a Database
I’m not trying to be insulting, but any database that doesn’t have the input, guidance, formatting and QA to ensure its fidelity from the civilian population doesn’t stand a chance of being anything other than a joke. That’s why the progressives want it codified into law. [More]Like the NFRTR?
My own belief is some 4473 copying is probably going on for specific LE investigative purposes, but that's not an efficient way of getting around the law. Since the government has oversight and monitoring on banking, I would not be surprised if credit card transactions and even signed checks for gun and ammo purchases were able to be sorted out of the mix--I'd actually be surprised if that is NOT happening, and I'd like to see some oversight inquiries made. Since it would not be ATF doing it, I don't see how Congressional funding restrictions would be applicable, but I'd still like to have that investigated.
And while we're at it, why not compile in all those permit records?
We're the Only Ones Confirming the Stereotypes Enough
Among those clocked was a trooper who got off the interstate and traveled 80 mph en route to a Dunkin’ Donuts. [More]You cannot make this stuff up.
[Via Portly Pirate]
License to Kill
Oh, it's the Toledo Blade again... [More]
Y'know, until gun owners in that area get active and organize to take concrete steps to hit 'em where they hurt, I can't get too worked up about whatever subversive lies they publish.
As an aside, look at the comment by some idiot from the University of Toledo, who claims "the law is turned on its head places the burden of proof on the state and the party claiming does not even have to bring it up in a court of law."
Why am I reminded of Brian's question to Peter?
[Via Neil W]
Y'know, until gun owners in that area get active and organize to take concrete steps to hit 'em where they hurt, I can't get too worked up about whatever subversive lies they publish.
As an aside, look at the comment by some idiot from the University of Toledo, who claims "the law is turned on its head places the burden of proof on the state and the party claiming does not even have to bring it up in a court of law."
Why am I reminded of Brian's question to Peter?
[Via Neil W]
Close the Fudd Loophole!
For all who have been inclined to throw the EBR guys under the bus... [More]
Let's see, the "Only One's" partner was killed by a criminal who bought his long gun illegally--yeah, this'll certainly stop that.
And as for those "four Republicans," does anyone know who they are, so we can make sure this follows them around for the rest of their political careers, which, if most gun owners would simply get off their apathetic rear ends, could be over the very next time they throw their hats in the ring?
Let's see, the "Only One's" partner was killed by a criminal who bought his long gun illegally--yeah, this'll certainly stop that.
And as for those "four Republicans," does anyone know who they are, so we can make sure this follows them around for the rest of their political careers, which, if most gun owners would simply get off their apathetic rear ends, could be over the very next time they throw their hats in the ring?
Jesse? Al? Eric?
Oh, sorry. Wrong dynamic in play here. Never mind. [More]
Thank goodness we know it couldn't have been a "hate crime."
[Via Florida Guy]
Thank goodness we know it couldn't have been a "hate crime."
[Via Florida Guy]
Any Chair in a Bar Fight, Guys
You're making a mistake. [More]
You may find you need 'em some day.
Especially since they're doing more than your own guy did, albeit he apparently had problems of his own...
Ain't it something though: The same ATF that denied "outside employment" for Dodson approved it for this guy.
You may find you need 'em some day.
Especially since they're doing more than your own guy did, albeit he apparently had problems of his own...
Ain't it something though: The same ATF that denied "outside employment" for Dodson approved it for this guy.
There is Nothing Wrong with Your Television Set. Do Not Attempt to Adjust the Picture.
It's an old technique, really...
Although sometimes, there's blowback.
This Day in History: October 11
General Washington ordered work to begin on a second parallel which brought the Americans within several hundred yards of the British lines. [More]
Thursday, October 10, 2013
An Unwarranted Response?
No, sir, it was not. [More]
I merely emulated what you did, and did it in an extreme cartoon way to emphasize how unfair that is to those having their reputations called into question without evidence-based probable cause. There were no serious accusations in my post, thus no actual flames being thrown at the spelling bee, and an honest reading will bear that out.
That's the reason I made a special point of asking the question "See how easy that was?"
I merely emulated what you did, and did it in an extreme cartoon way to emphasize how unfair that is to those having their reputations called into question without evidence-based probable cause. There were no serious accusations in my post, thus no actual flames being thrown at the spelling bee, and an honest reading will bear that out.
That's the reason I made a special point of asking the question "See how easy that was?"
Elitist rocker Vedder can afford to disparage gun rights
“Nevertheless, it's an interesting profile of Vedder, whose house, according to Rolling Stone, is patrolled by two bodyguards ‘who check out even the Domino's Pizza boy who delivers Vedder's weekly small pepperoni and sausage pie,’” an actual news account reported. [More]
This afternoon’s Gun Rights Examiner build-up to a bumper sticker slogan notes Pearl Jam concerts have something in common with Ted Kennedy’s car.
Burlington agrees to fulfill document request from gun rights group
Rusten’s agreement to comply with the document request marks an incremental victory for the gun rights group, which enjoyed another concession when the Burlington Council agreed to remove a ban on what it calls “assault weapons and high capacity magazines” from its proposed citizen disarmament measure. [More]Today’s Gun Rights Examiner report notes the common reaction of predators hesitating and slinking off when they suddenly realize they’ve taken on something capable of trampling them.
We're the Only Ones Permanently Retired Enough
Investigators said they are trying to determine why a retired police officer fired up to two dozen shots at a federal courthouse in West Virginia on Wednesday before officers returned fire and killed him. [More]Maybe he got caught stealing... I mean, making a mistake...?
Hey, at least it's nice to see validation for retired Only Ones nationwide gun perks! Notice how many of those guys have demanded the same thing for the rest of us, now that they've got theirs?
[Via several of you]
We're the Only Ones Mistaken Enough
"Again, it was a mistake, and it won't happen again," Provost said. [More]
Which example would you not classify as a mistake?
- I was adding this column of numbers and forgot to carry over to the next column.
- I read the label wrong and set the oven at 350 instead of 375.
- I deliberately and with premeditation stole. Again and again.
Is anyone in authoritah curious why someone with 30 years under his belt would think that was something he could get away with, and with enough confidence to do it again and again?
Make no mistake: As long as the penalty is a comparative slap on the wrist and he still gets to stuff his snout in the retirement trough every month, others will be taking note.
Yeah, just move on.
[Via Florida Guy]
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