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

Why Does It Seem She Knows a Thing or Two about ‘Going Down’?

The View Co-Host Joy Behar Claims Crime Is “Going Down” Under Biden [More]

For some reason, this question just popped up in my mind: What would you say to a friend who told you his wife watches The View and doesn’t want a gun in the house?

[Via bondmen]

Livin’ la Vida Loca

We’ve lost track of the paradoxical fact that you can’t have freedom without law. Not only that, but you can’t have law without punishment… We also seem to think that we can have rights without responsibilities… But we are under the impression that we can have prosperity without production… [More]

“Progressivism” is a culture-killing delusion.

[Via bondmen]

We’re the Only Ones Wondrous Enough

Think Wonder Woman — Fairfax Co. police test lasso-like restraint [More]

Bringing a rope to a gunfight? And does it work on dogs?

I guess I can see this as being a more humane way if you know you’re dealing with an unarmed person being a danger to himself and others, so I don’t want to completely badmouth the whole idea. I just can’t help recalling instances of drawing from the wrong holster…

And with the comparison, I can’t help recalling Woman Wonder…

[Via William T]

It Depends Upon What the Meaning of the Word ‘Responsible’ Is

To amend title 18, United States Code, to require licenses to acquire or receive firearms, and for other purposes. [More]

You know, just like “a historical understanding” validates…

Prognosis

2% chance of being enacted…

So Kim’s doing it just to get his name in the papers.

You’d think a guy with his background would be aware of the Roof Koreans…

That and of the evils of communist citizen disarmament…

[Via Jess]

Today’s Low-Hanging Fruit Report

Ohio ‘Boogaloo Boi’ arrested and accused of threatening to ‘blow up the IRS’ and kill federal agents, FBI says – The FBI says Aron McKillips, 29, had an extensive digital footprint of messages expressing a desire to kill federal agents and burn government buildings. [More]

Way to do their job for ’em! And now they’ll use this easy picking to smear everyone challenging the narrative and pointing to a better way.

[Via Steve T]

Democrat Judge Supports Bringing Back Slave Codes

Last Thursday, Judge Carlton Reeves of the Southern District of Mississippi charted a different course: He proposed appointing a historian to help him “identify and sift through authoritative sources on founding-era firearms restrictions” to decide the constitutionality of a federal law barring felons from possessing firearms. [More]

And not just felons!

The perception that free blacks were sympathetic to the plight of their enslaved brothers, and the dangerous example that “a Negro could be free” also caused the slave states to pass laws designed to disarm all blacks, both slave and free.

Who does the Obama appointment have in mind? Carl Bogus and Michael Bellesiles?

Figures the anti-gun fascists at Slate are all giddy over this.

Hey, at least Reeves isn’t starting the clock at the Fourteenth Amendment.

[Via Remarks]

OK, Groomers

But television stations will not carry the images, even if the most explicit parts are blurred out. And I can’t blame the stations—even when blurred, the images are pornographic and not appropriate for public consumption. It is depressingly ironic that pictures too obscene to be shown to adults on television can be shown to 10-year-old kids in schools. [More]

Of special interest here:

As a candidate for governor, Mills’ gun control positions are similar to those of her Democratic competitors. She has called for a slew of firearms restrictions, including bans on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines, and touts her efforts to keep guns out of the hands as domestic abusers, who account for roughly half of the homicides in the state. But as a state legislator representing a rural district a decade ago, Mills received “A” or “A+” ratings from the NRA for her voting record during each of her three terms. 

Oh, look, a fellow supporter on both counts…

[Via Michael G]

Republican ‘Commitment to America’ Must Not Take Gun Voters for Granted

These people run for office because they represent themselves as leaders for championing the beliefs of their constituents. That means they’re expected to lead, and if they don’t know how there are plenty willing to help and navigate them through all the specifics and questions and pitfalls in arenas they’ve been fighting in for years. [More]

If they’re too chicken to bring up hot-button issues before they’re elected, what makes us think they’ll champion them afterward?

Blame to Go Around

The mother of a 30-year-old Buffalo woman who was killed by her estranged husband told The Post that Gov. Kathy Hochul was just as responsible for the brutal slaying as the man who pulled the trigger. [More]

Not to give Hochul a break or anything, but it appears there were also some all-too-common poor choices in play here, and I wonder if Keaira imprinted off of Tammy in her man-selection acumen and if they both were Democrats.

[Via Michael G]

You’ll Just Have to Take her Word for It

Pelosi ‘won’t release home-security footage,’ Dems demand GOP take blame [More]

So then how do we know if what we’re being told are lies and conspiracy theories really are?

The DSM has already found a new use for “baseless”…

UPDATES

U.S. Capitol Police had live video feed at Pelosi home but didn’t notice break-in [More]

And, of course, they can’t say anything…

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A Detail in the Paul Pelosi Attack Story Makes No Sense [More]

Just one?

[Via Michael G]

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Fox affiliate in SF retracts report that Pelosi and the suspect were found in their underwear. NBC News retracts report there were 3 people in the house. Politico retracts a third party opened the door to let cops in. Now the media calls us names for BELIEVING them. [More]

Rotting from the Head

The FBI is asking a U.S. court to reverse its order that it produce information from Seth Rich’s laptop computer. If the court does not, the bureau wants 66 years to produce the information. [More]

That every elected official and every major news organization is not unrelentingly screaming “WHY?” tells us what we need to know.

[Via bondmen]

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