The War on Guns

As long as anyone can turn a buck by whipping people up into indignantly righteous outrage, people will be whipped up into indignantly righteous outrage. When you see these things, and I’m talking either “side”, follow the money. That means you, too, David Codrea. What is the point of your piece except to make a few bucks while keeping people whipped up? Surely there is a better, reasonable course to sustain and support 2A rights than to incite more and more outrage. How come you don’t incite people to write their congressmen, senators, and state-wide representatives? How come you didn’t incite all the Rs with an interest in guns to VOTE? Virginia turned blue, as some people theorize, because too many gun owners didn’t vote. I am pointing my finger at you. [More]

Umm…

And Umm…

I do both, and regularly, which anyone who regularly reads my stuff could give innumerable examples of. Which means you don’t.

Now tell everybody how much I make doing this and what I sell my soul for– and if I could make more working part-time at McDonalds if you factor in all the hours spent on this uncompensated blog, where I specifically ask readers NOT to send money. You have no idea what motivates me, which makes your acting like you do all the more ignorant and obnoxious.

The truth being, I do this because I worked a lifetime in a successful career that has nothing to do with 2A advocacy and can now afford to do this because it’s a passion that I believe in.

You think rich/politically powerful collectivists with much larger megaphones than I have “whipping up” people to commit acts of violence against everything Constitutionalists believe in isn’t worth paying attention to, that’s a reflection of your judgment and leadership skills. Now let’s see what your motivation is– oh, we can’t can we (?), because unlike those of us who put their names out there and subject ourselves to whatever comes from that, you’re hiding behind a screen name and are immune to any real world repercussions.

I’d be careful pointing fingers — you know what they say…

Australian authorities: Bondi Beach shooting was ‘terrorism … designed to target Sydney’s Jewish community’ – At least 12 dead, including one alleged suspect, and 11 injured in mass shooting on Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia [More]

Tell us again about how gun bans are the answer.

UPDATE

Eyewitness account from the terror attack in Sydney, 4 police officers were there, but did not return fire. [More]

And the Scot Peterson/Uvalde “Only Ones” Cowardice Under Fire Award goes to…

[Via CP]

AAR is LIVE with @Dcodrea live here on X #selfdefense #gunrights #gun control @2afdn @AORselfdefense https://t.co/lnVuAOsdnV

— Mark Walters (@aarmark) December 10, 2025

And we had some unfinished business to take care of the next day:

AAR is LIVE with @Dcodrea and @patriotmobile Danielle Buck #gun control @2afdn @AORselfdefense https://t.co/NsHd8hLCaR

— Mark Walters (@aarmark) December 11, 2025

On Tuesday’s broadcast of NPR’s “All Things Considered,” NPR Domestic Extremism Correspondent Odette Yousef discussed the concept of remigration and said that while the Trump administration rejects or denies, “the European extremist roots of this policy idea” one must “add the context of other terms that this administration has been using, talking about Western values, Western Civilization, chiding European allies for making themselves vulnerable to civilizational suicide or civilizational erasure” which Yousef said some say “is language that sits firmly within the rhetoric of the identitarian and broader white nationalist movement.” [More]

But everybody else can have their own identity and it’s alright.

Ain’t nothing wrong with being a culturist.

It’s how the civilization that all the Third Worlders are now taking over got built.

[Via bondmen]

Property stakeholders sued for $23M after eviction-related shooting – An Oregon deputy injured by gunfire claims the owner and operator should have warned him about an armed tenant. [More]

Like they could know all the circumstances and foresee this outcome? So now we have to be afraid to call the police to come do their job? And they can sue landlords for not prohibiting tenants from owning firearms?

[Via Edmund M]

“Had they even had just a little security guard on the golf cart, you know, it went on for so long, he would have been able to see it and prevent it”… [More]

Sure he would have been.

If every apartment complex in America now needs security gates and guards on golf carts, simple economics says that can’t be done and there will be no more affordable housing.

This looks more like white ambulance chasers ginning up pity by trotting out sobbing minority victims in order to extort a property owner and a deep pocket insurance company to settle rather than bear mounting, extended legal costs of trials and appeals. Who thinks they care about what damage is done to the environment we all live in as long as they get theirs?

Tangentially-Related UPDATE

The lawsuit alleges that both Havana Heights Apartments and Riverside Apartments are aware of their lengthy history of criminal activity on and in the vicinity of the premises. The complaint said that the complex’s owners knew or should have known that there’s a tendency for criminal conduct by third-parties that could expose residents, guests or the public to danger… [More]

The only solution — not renting to people who fit a high risk profile — is illegal.

[Via Edmund M]

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Look what I stumbled across last night. First I’ve realized posting something on Urban Dictionary creates merch…

“724 reviews”…? At $32.95 a mug? With “Verified Purchases”? Do I get a cut?

I’d be surprised if even one of these had sold. They must be talking all mugs (and who the hell has 33 bucks for one?). Same for the t-shirt and hoodie.

I’ve thought about supplementing things around here with products on occasion, but who has the time? Besides, I don’t want readers’ money–if I had more of it I’d probably just blow it on stupid stuff like more FOIA lawsuits anyway.

This is all I ask.