Can We All Get Along?

“F**k The USA”: Professor Delights Chicago Crowd With Anti-American And Anti-Border Rant [More]

Ah, the voice of the downtrodden

Made possible by Princeton alumni.

Democrats trying to rein in the radicals are analagous to the Mensheviks, and we know what happened to them.

[Via bondmen]

Waymo Than They Bargained For

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Two 15-year-old boys were detained in San Mateo Monday afternoon after the Waymo robotaxi they were riding in reported them to police – for drinking alcohol and firing a gel-bead blaster out of the moving car – then pulled itself over so officers could collect them. [More]

“15” and “weapons”?

And speaking of stops passengers never asked for

[Via bondmen]

We’re the Only Ones Flocking Around and Finding Out Enough

The Fayetteville Police Department fired three of its officers after they allegedly misused the Flock camera system, the department announced on July 17. According to police, testing of a new auditing feature revealed that the officers had conducted searches outside their scope of work — including looking for their own plates or those of friends and family. The three, who have not been identified, were put on administrative leave before being terminated. [More]

Birds of a feather…

[Via Steve T]

We’re the Only Ones Persistent Enough

Investigators said Brown pulled over a woman on July 7 before 10:30 p.m. and obtained her phone number. Following the traffic stop, Brown allegedly sent the victim continuous unwanted messages — even after the victim blocked his number. [More]

The issue isn’t so much “When someone puts on our uniform,” Sheriff Chronister, as what he wanted to do when he took it off…

[Via Steve T]

Matter to Whom?

Four people were shot at a Kansas City park over the weekend, including two teenagers, according to the Kansas City Police Department. Officers say they were called to Martin Luther King Jr. Park, near Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. and Woodland Ave., around 12:30 a.m. on Sunday, July 19. [More]

Careful with those assumptions, there.

[Via Steve T]

We’re the Only Ones Tricky Enough

The Michigan Supreme Court has ruled that police cannot trick suspects into waiving their right to remain silent and have an attorney present during questioning, a ruling the American Civil Liberties Union is applauding. [More]

They can’t trick you into committing a crime, either.

Realize that once you become their focus you’ll be dealing with professionally trained liars and (don’t) act accordingly.

Sad, I know, to those of us who wanted to believe in Reed and Malloy.

[Via Michael G]

The First Question

The first question I usually ask myself about any bill I carry is, “will this make the people I represent safer, and the Commonwealth better off than the day before?” [More]

The first question I ask is who does this Third World collectivist ingrate really represent?

Supreme Court Ducks the 1791 vs. 1868 Second Amendment Fight—Again

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The technical holdup is essentially one of emphasizing due process and ignoring privileges and immunities, which to a layperson seems a bit like arguing how many angels can dance on the head of a pin. [More]

There’s a more basic argument that no one is considering, where a leading authority at the time considered the Second Amendment to be a restraint on both the federal government and the states.

A San Francisco Moderate

Moderate San Francisco mayor’s ‘political machine’ indicates the city’s shift to the center [More]

Here’s Mayor Lurie being moderate on guns:

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Frickin’ “conservative” Fox News

Fun fact: On April 10, he called for a “1-day ceasefire to curb gun violence, hours before Mission shooting.”

Hey, can he store your gun for you?