Notes from the Resistance
A grand jury indicted the founder of a Kansas City non-profit three years after a deadly shooting. The grand jury found probable cause to upgrade charges against Naâim Al-Amin… the founder of SWAGG INC. The nonprofit worked to prevent re-incarceration. [More]
Me too.
Unless they can prove they can be trusted with a gun I don’t want to let ’em out in the first place.
Confession: It took me a couple reads to realize his nonprofit wasn’t working to prevent reincarnation, and I thought he may have been doing a field test.
[Via Steve T]
Do Trans People Have âStand Your Groundâ Rights? Wyomingâs Answer May Be âNo.â [More]
“May be” or “is”?
That’s what we have trials for.
Why do I have the feeling we’re not getting the whole story here?
Maybe because phrases like “people disproportionately targeted for harassment and violence” misdirect on who’s doing the abuse, something the gun prohibitionists don’t seem to want to point out.
[Via Michael G]
Yeah, they sure did the job in Afghanistan!
He actually thinks he knows what he’s talking about.
Let’s see… 40M gun owners, say just 3% of them went active, and since the Three Percent is not an identifiable organization, the covert ops aimed at disrupting and taking out key players would present no readily identifiable targets. So now they’re going to send swarms into neighborhoods? The whole country would be dragged into it, and face it, what kind of treasonous coward would not fight a monstrous regime making war on its citizenry?
I could go on, but why? The guy’s an idiot with delusions of being an influencer.
The Guardian says that further censorship of U.S. social media companies is needed to control dissent in Europe [More]
Funny– going to The Guardian story from there and this pops up:
If I’m getting these it means I’m not paying my fair share.
You don’t hate the DSM enough.
Bloody f_n’ hypocrite wankers.
[Via Michael G]
Although the Maryland appellate courts have, for decades, upheld police stops based on reasonable suspicion that a person is in possession of a gun, after Bruen, carrying a handgun publicly for self-defense is presumptively lawful, and therefore, mere possession of a concealed firearm, by itself, is not indicative of criminal activity. The mere possibility that a person with a gun might not have a valid license or otherwise may be restricted from possessing a gun is not enough to establish reasonable suspicion for a seizure. The police must have reasonable suspicion that the person is possessing the gun illegally or otherwise engaged in criminal activity. [More]
“Only Ones” constrained by rights? Oh, go on…
[Via Jess]
What’s in the Trump administration’s ‘tsunami’ of gun deregulation [More]
Oh, no! Infringing on infringements! Head for higher ground!
Because we all know how ATF rules affect predator decision-making.
“Real reporter” Avery Lotz carries the prohibitionists’ water for them.
She probably also believes repeating talking points can’t ultimately be done a lot cheaper by AI.
[Via Michael G]
The FBI arrested three men Friday in Kansas and California after they allegedly conspired to provide material support to the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS), a designated foreign terrorist organization. Bisaam Ghafoor, 21, of Leawood, Kansas; Elias Shamsaldeen, 21, of Porterville, California; and Bereen Dzayee, 25, of Lakeside, California, were arrested on a complaint filed in the District of Kansas after allegedly conspiring to provide material support to terrorism after collectively providing more than $2,000 to a person they understood to be a member of ISIS, according to a news release from the Department of Justice (DOJ). [More]
Maybe they just need another generation to assimilate…
Good thing Vivek assures us “âThe idea of a heritage American is about as loony as anything the woke left has actually put up.â
[Via Michael G]
Thieves swipe Bay Area mail-in ballots as questions swirl about vote count [More]
And:
Noncitizens on voter rolls in Democrat-run state exposed as RNC chair pledges secure elections [More]
These names of these four traitors should live in infamy.
Everybody knows even the Nazi Commie Democrat is better on guns than Collins, right?
[Via Michael G]
I get these all the time, part of the joy of doing the work. The only reason I posted this one is I was wondering if this guy’s a relative…
Violent crime drops as more Americans pack heat – Polling shows nearly one-third of respondents carry a firearm… Blacks, Hispanics & Women… [More]
At the risk of p!$$!ng off the RKBADEI crowd, how do they vote?
Hegseth Uses D-Day Anniversary Speech to Attack European Immigration Policies [More]
Any self-styled âgun rights leaderâ who is deliberately indifferent to the implications of current immigration policies to RKBA, or overtly hostile to warnings about them, is either a willfully blind useful idiot, or an embedded asset.
‘Welcome to West Virginia,” the sign read.
“Hey, I’m legal!” I noted.
We’d been visiting a convalescing friend in Lexington, VA, and had also used the trip as an opportunity to visit Appomattox the day before, a place I’d never been to. Now we were heading home, taking the eastern route to see some country we’d never been through before.
“Maryland Welcomes You,” a new sign said. “Wes Moore Governor.”
“Whoops, illegal.”
“Welcome to Pennsylvania,” the next sign read. “Josh Shapiro, Governor.”
“Still illegal.”
A few hours passed.
“Welcome to Ohio,” a new sign read.
“Legal again.”
Nothing about me or what I was doing had changed. Each one of the states we’d passed through had agreed to abide by the Constitution as a condition of membership in the Union.
Without admitting I was doing anything but exercising my rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, who was undermining the Blessings of Liberty and breaking “the supreme Law of the Land” here?
That would be this Third World collectivist ingrate bent on turning the Founder’s Republic into the hellhole he escaped from…
Mark Wahlberg completely unrecognizable in new movie ‘By Any Means,’ trailer goes viral [More]
âCekada promised neither he nor the ATF will be âoffended by the outcome of the courts,â because he wants to make sure that Adamiak was âappropriately sentencedâ,â Williams recounted. Thatâs mighty big of him. However, Second Amendment advocates should be offended by such a presumptuous response. [More]
Focusing on the punishment being too harsh ignores the intolerable injustice of there being any punishment at all.
Never-Before-Seen 1989 Tiananmen Square Massacre Photos [More]
Yeah, well, at least they don’t allow human rights violations…
[Via WiscoDave]
