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David Codrea is a long-time gun owner rights advocate who defiantly challenges the folly of citizen disarmament.

A Public Health Crisis

Dr. Eric Fleegler of Boston Children’s Hospital, one of the authors of a study looking at firearm-related deaths in the United States, observed that it took coronavirus just a “couple of years” to kill as many people as died in firearm-related incidents over the past three decades. [More]

Maybe we need some “commonsense pandemic safety laws,” like background checks and a ban on assault inoculations…

I notice no Democrats are demanding to sue the manufacturers…

[Via bondmen]

Hell Hath No Fury

“I Will Have Vengeance” – ‘Architect’ of Mar-a-Lago Trump-Ye Dinner Vowed in 2020 to “Burn Republican Party to F**king Ground” [More]

You know what? I don’t care. Negligent mistakes add up.

It’s up to Trump to vet his guests and associates, and if he’s that careless in guarding his own interests, why would I have confidence he’ll take greater care with mine?

[Via bondmen]

I Beg to Differ

Unfettered democracy and markets cannot be controlled by a tiny, self-serving elite. [More]

Sure they can. What does this guy think “two wolves and a sheep” and woke corporate struggle session cancel culture abrogating rights government isn’t ready to take on yet are all about?

[Via bondmen]

We Don’t Cotton to Your Kind Around Here

Just over a month after an associate dean at the University of Kansas School of Law labeled a speech that had yet to be given “hate speech,” Justice Caleb Stegall resigned from his teaching position at KU Law over the controversy. [More]

So they didn’t beg him to come back and fire the other guy?

No, of course not. Why undo all that work once a plan has come together?

[Via Michael G]

There’s a ‘Cunning Runts’ Joke in Here Somewhere…

The question, “Why do conservatives equate the inclusion of transgender female athletes as an attack on women’s sports?,” prompted backlash from a Twitter user, known as Lauren, who attacked the paper’s “journalistic integrity.” [More]

You not only can’t talk about it. You can’t ask about it.

Hey, it’s not me being painted into a corner…

[Via Michael G]

Authorized Infringers?

Jordan says the ghost gun rule “goes well beyond the authority granted to the agency in any applicable federal statutes,” and expands the legal definition of a firearm beyond what Congress intended. A prior letter from Jordan to ATF declared the rule “appears to be a deliberate attempt to usurp the authority of Congress,” and said it unconstitutionally infringes “on American citizens’ fundamental Second Amendment rights and privacy rights under the Fourth Amendment.” [More]

He’s right about the agency lacking authority. What I’ve yet to see is where Congress can legitimately claim it.

And I don’t see too many on “our side” talking about that.

[Via Jess]

The Truth Will Out?

‘YOU OPENED THE DOOR’ Wray hides in BASEMENT after ‘calling ri0ter’ clip in ‘January’…Pelosi cries [Watch]

Let’s hope Clay Higgins is right when he says they’re going to find out. I’ve got an AmmoLand article in the queue about AP “fact checkers” covering for Adam Schiff’s “scrubbing” comment I hope he looks into.

[Via Jess]

Stranger Than Fiction

“In my view, Twitter now is jumping to the front of the queue of the regulators,” Věra Jourová, the European Commission’s vice president for values and transparency, told POLITICO. [More]

And here Kurt Vonnegut thought he’d pushed the edge of the absurdity envelope with Diana Moon Glampers…

Funny, what happened to all those “progressives” who used to smirk at canceled “conservatives” and say “Twitter is a private company. It can do what it wants. If you don’t like it, start your own company.”

It’s also revealing how their political machine is so significantly funded by unions, where the members don’t do that, but instead, use the government to coerce changes in practices/wealth redistribution.

Tangentially-Related UPDATE

Washington Goes to War Against Twitter and Free Speech [More]

Those who do their dirty work in the dark fear the light.

[Via bondmen]

‘What is It You Want Us to Do?’

The anti-humanist future and the transhumanist future are opposites in most ways. But both are worlds from which human beings have disappeared, and rightfully so. [More]

The Atlantic said it, I believe it, that settles it!

And what better way to start the process than by convincing the least intellectually fit among us that “commonsense gun safety laws” and a centrally-controlled “monopoly of violence” are for their own benefit?

You notice the purveyors of such genocidal dreams never seem to off themselves to show the rest of us the way…?

Oh, and here’s the answer to the title question.

California Firearm Purchase Delay Evokes MLK ‘Justice Denied’ Quote

If the California DOJ won’t let Ed buy a gun, what’s to say they’ll let him keep the ones he already has if their misidentification persists? It’s not like they don’t know what he has and where he lives. That alone, along with the propensity of state disarmament enforcers to violently descend in the middle of the night, makes calling attention to his plight a matter of personal safety. [More]

Nothing says “shall not be infringed” like “How do we know you’re not a criminal?”

I Remember That Commercial!

“Make that white boy check in…Make Taylor Swift check in,” said White in an interview in which he calls out the Houston check in. “Why the n***gas have to check in Mr. Prince, Mob Ties?…you don’t make the police check in…You are just making your people check in. That ain’t how the mob works. They make everybody pay a price…that’s why I don’t respect it.” [More]

So roaches check in or they don’t check out?

How about NOBODY pays travel extortion and if any roaches try to collect it they get squashed? Alternatively, avoid Democrat oothecae in the first damn place.

[Via Jess]

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