Notes from the Resistance...
That could mean safe storage laws, especially for homes where children are present. And it could mean red flag laws that allow law enforcement to temporarily seize guns from people at risk of hurting themselves or others. [More]
Yeah. Better these children had died.
[Via bondmen]
The Great Ammo Shortage Of 2021 Isn’t Go Away [More]
Maybe if they refused to sell to Democrats...
[Via bondmen]
In Delaware, Senate Bill 6, the Delaware Large Capacity Magazine Prohibition Act of 2021 -- bans magazines that hold 17 or more rounds. Gun owners with magazines of that size must sell them to a law enforcement agency by June 30, 2022. If they refuse, they face charges for a class B misdemeanor. Future offenses bump that up to a Class E felony. [More]
When it passes, Connecticut rules will apply...
Or you could just listen to "gun rights leaders" who advise us to "enforce existing gun laws" and "punish felons caught with guns."
[Via Jess]
New Mexico on Wednesday ended qualified immunity, allowing residents to take legal action more easily against government employees, including police officers. [More]
Hey, if they aren't doing anything wrong...
[Via Michael G]
The Right to Vote is the Cornerstone of our Democracy. [More]
It's was never intended to be a democracy, and citizens have a right to not be disenfranchised by fraud.
Who does giving aid and comfort to the enemy serve? And yeah, it's tough to be pure, as evidence by the fact that we're all using computers and on the internet. That's why I'd like to see one or two of the most egregious violators made examples of -- but my experience is that most gun owners will spend more time squabbling and badmouthing about why something won't work than just giving an idea a completely unburdensome try.
[Via Laocoön]
After they arrived the officers were approached by an off duty PFPA officer who stated that he had fired his service weapon at suspects, saying they fled after not obeying his commands when he confronted them for what he believed was an in-progress car break-in. [More]
You try that and see if the response would be "administrative leave."
Except for the "Only One" part...
[Via Jess]
In the post, he also spent “a lot of time” writing about his disappointment with how the television series “The Office" ended, Felty said. “He thought it should have ended much differently and he was upset...” [More]
So it's Steve Carell's fault...?
[Via Jess]
Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax focused his answer on the 2019 calls for his resignation that came after two women accused him of sexual assault. Fairfax said the calls for him to step down demonstrated how “African American men are presumed guilty” and “given no due process.” “Everyone here on this stage called for my immediate resignation, including Terry McAuliffe,” Fairfax said. “He treated me like George Floyd. He treated me like Emmett Till. No due process. Immediately assumed my guilt.” [More]
That's pretty funny coming from a guy whose party leadership demands we #BelieveWomen and demands "red flag" edicts.
Between that and McAwful being accused of a "backroom deal" with NRA, it's almost like we can't believe anything Democrats striving for more power have to say.
[Via Mack H]
Richard Kyte: Why gun owners need a change of heart [More]
Right. Those of us "who own guns and know the most about them [and use them] safely and without malicious intent" are responsible for the predictable outcomes of Democrat social destruction.
I'm seeing this argument more and more, a talking point/meme/narrative in the making.
It looks more to me like Richard Kyte needs a change of brain. You'd think for an "ethics professional," he'd feel an obligation to know what the hell he's talking about before presuming to influence others.
Then again, this isn't the first time we've seen anti-gun "ethics"...
[Via Mack H]
Cops sued for excessive force after mistaking ‘Star Trek’ memorabilia for weapons [More]
Here's the most important takeaway:
The officers said in depositions that they felt threatened by the brothers because they knew Raymond had a concealed gun permit and a firearm on the premises.
[Via Michael G]
UVA ultimately suspended Bhattacharya, required him to undergo psychological evaluation and barred him from campus. [More]
In fairness, colleges are supposed to be places of learning, and they just taught him and everybody else observing critically an unmistakable lesson...
[Via Michael G]
‘I don’t go anywhere’ St. Louis resident says after a string of murders [More]
Yet the prisoners keep voting in the same wardens.
And are "future leaders" more like rising "stars" or "aspiring rappers"?
[Via bondmen]
New task force to stop crime crossing the river into Illinois [More]
How, in a way that will not do violence to the Constitution?
[Via bondmen]
Since his arrest, Ryan Samsel has been held in Washington DC. On March 21, he was awakened by correctional officers, his hands zip-tied, then walked to an unoccupied cell and brutally beaten by the officers. Then Ryan Samsel lost an eye in the beating. [More]
Yeah, well, if he didn't want to be tortured he shouldn't have been arrested.
[Via bondmen]
Soros-backed Kim Gardner officially loses her bid to stay on the McCloskey case after being removed from the case in December ... after she was caught fundraising on the incident. [More]
Don't worry. She'll keep her cushy gig and there will be plenty more mob-leading opportunities.
Democrats say "voter disenfranchisement" like it's a bad thing...
[Via bondmen]
Naturally, he writes for The LA Times.
He's a former US Attorney and "DOJ official."
He teaches constitutional law at UCSD& UCLA.
This sentiment garnered > 21K "likes."
He and his "fans" probably don't even think of themselves as fascists.
Still No Cause of Death Released for Brian Sicknick In Latest D.C. Medical Examiner Findings [More]
They're hoping we forget about it.
[Via Michael G]
Virginia legalizes recreational marijuana [More]
And no, of course, the law doesn't apply to Hunter Biden.
[Via Sweet Babboo]
In the concurrent press release on Neuralink's website, the company states "our first goal is to give people with paralysis their digital freedom back: to communicate more easily via text, to follow their curiosity on the web, to express their creativity through photography and art, and, yes, to play video games." [More]
Worthy and exciting.
What's the second goal?
Any chance of stored memories and subpoenas? How about directed infantry? Hacking...?
Why does "Neuralink" remind me of "Skynet"? This could go science-fiction dystopia in no time. Even beyond where we are now and are headed without it.
