Notes from the Resistance
Fateh, of course, means to rule, and that means he intends to disarm those who would rather he didn’t. [More]
Explain how giving characters like this the power to infringe on the right of the people to keep and bear arms helps “secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity.”
You get what you vote for. Good and hard. And some want it gooder and harder. [More]
Why are the so-called “gun safety groups” afraid to be associated with this anti-gun “Democrat”? Why not ask them?
It’s doesn’t look like Musk’s America Party will provide the safe haven to jump to that some gun owners are knee-jerk responding to… [More]
What ship will angry gun owners be jumping to?
The point of rehashing all this now is to remind younger gun owners that citizen disarmament and its resultant monopoly of violence, repackaged by the prohibitionists now as “commonsense gun safety laws,” has always been the goal. [More]
Don’t let meaningless slogans parroted by indignant useful idiots distract from the real motives of the cold intellects behind citizen disarmament.
It is clear the FBI does not want anyone outside the FBI to analyze the NICS data, or to have access to the data showing the statistics of errors in the NICS data. [More]
That’s their call…why?
And why aren’t gun owners flooding Kash Patel and Dan Bongino’s X feeds demanding compliance?
Being one of the worst states in the union for eviscerating the Second Amendment, there’s much to be said on having the ear of a governor with veto power. [More]
True, hardly a perfect one. Still, the differences between the two are many, and this is New Jersey, after all.
Extreme Right Goes Woke: How Some “Conservatives” Now Trash Freedom & Praise Karl Marx [More]
“Conservative,” of course, is a relative term defined by time and space. That’s why the “left” is so successful at perfecting the language, something Stossel is doing here by equating his examples with “the right.”
No Constitutionalist advocates collectivist subversion.
And as much as latter-day Bolsheviks like to throw out “Nazi” and “fascist”accusations, both Hitler and Mussolini were socialists at heart.
Be careful with this guy. He says all the right words about RKBA, but when it comes to “immigration,” he’s a Groverian “libertarian” who, for all his “smartness,” is being a blind useful idiot for this.
Being “right” is never extreme. That’s what insisting on being wrong is.
Talking points have been passed out and it’s now their “job” to parrot the narrative… [More]
Relying on junk “science” from gunquacks and junk “journalism” from fourth estate fifth columnists is no way to run a Republic.
Unable to refute reality, what’s a gun prohibitionist to do but try and confuse the issue? [More]
So what if the Founders never envisioned the “boyfriend loophole”? If you can have a “living Constitution,” why not a “living Second Amendment.”
Instead of reigning in the ATF, the merger could expand the Bureau’s power with even less oversight than before. [More]
“Reining,” but yeah.
Some of us have warned against folding them into a more powerful entity.
Sorry it took so long to reply– I was away for several days. The video incident happened before FL passed permitless carry. In retrospect, I should have pointed that out. [More]
The “Only One,” who doesn’t know the law and who said he had respect for an amendment he couldn’t even properly number, was instructing his victim to break another law.
If that’s coming from a sergeant, imagine the street grunt’s legal acumen.
There is something that is in DeSantis’ power to do that can mitigate that danger without having to rely on oath-breaking Republican power players… [More]
One simple, proactive order that is within the governor’s power to issue could minimize the chances of lawful open carriers being endangered by police ignorance of the law.
That’s what makes this a learning experience for all of us when dealing with intractable people who act like they know it all. None of us do. [More]
What did Napoleon supposedly say about not interrupting your enemy when he’s making a mistake…?
Since no innovation ever begins “in common use,” a government with the power to do so can ban all new weapon developments from those they would rule, retaining them exclusively for itself. [More]
Sorry, you can’t have one. Hey, it’s your “gun rights leaders” who embraced the “in common use” litmus test we’re using to deny you.
Bottom line, armed citizens are out there. A lot of them. Law enforcement needs to understand this and be prepared to handle encounters respectfully and professionally. [More]
It’s bad enough when we’re behaving legally and they’re not. Add in jokes and threats about killing us, and that’s intolerable.
So, why not ask him what he told NRA to get them to mobilize their members on his behalf? [More]
Or to paraphrase Sir Wilfrid in Witness for the Prosecution, “The question is, Mr. Jolly, were you lying then, are you lying now, or are you not in fact a chronic and habitual LIAR?”
If you want relief, contact your state representatives, the Democrat ones who are passing citizen disarmament edicts, and ask them not to. [More]
The bipolarity will continue until such time as gun owner advocates have a seat at the decision-making table.
David Codrea’s article “‘Study’ on School Shooters Really an Innuendo-Based Hit Piece on Gun Owners” highlights one of the results of gun control advocates’ mass deception. He presents with an “analysis” by Dr. Anne Nassauer, a professor of sociology at the University of Erfurt in Germany. Considering her virtually complete ignorance of the history of the American ‘gun culture’, past and present, the errors in her analysis aren’t surprising. [More]
Nice to know somebody reads more than the title…
Marion Hammer Sues NRA for Breach of Contract & Misusing Her Name [More]
Who do I root for?
