Free at Last, Free at Last, Thank God Almighty, We’re Free at Last!

Just like that? You’re sure? No pre-conditions or memberships needed? FFLs are all sure of what they need to do? Got all those questions for DOJ answered?

I’d hate to think people who had nothing to do with it and don’t know what they’re talking about are spreading bad legal advice.

And when are you going to do something about oath-breaking Republican power players like Ben Albritton?

Today’s Five-Minute Activism

I figure that’s how long it will take to read all this and then seconds to do what it asks.

While he appreciates all the support his son’s case has drawn—there are hundreds of videos and stories chronicled on his “Freedom for Tate” website—Tate remains is prison. To date, there has been no formal move to secure his release—despite the kind words of more than a few elected officials. [More]

Look at what just happened with NFA as a result of massive numbers of gun owners making noise that could not be ignored with midterms coming up.

Advocacy media played a huge part in that.

As just a cursory look shows us:

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If a million gun owners simply reposted a “tweet” (or whatever the hell you call them these days) saying “FREEDOM FOR TATE” that shared this link and copied Todd Blanche, Harmeet Dhillon and Donald Trump, I guarantee you it would get their attention.

Any bets on the chances?

Like Pogo said…

‘Bowing to Pressure’

“The Department of Justice had the opportunity to act to protect our safety, but it failed to do so,” Kris Brown, the president of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, said in a statement, noting the campaign from Republican lawmakers. “Our elected officials are supposed to serve the American people, not the gun industry’s bottom line. Today, the gun industry and silencer dealers are celebrating, while Americans are left less safe.” [More]

Couldn’t find anyone to refute that unmitigated horses#!+, could you, “real reporter” Chris Cameron?

They show their cards in the first sentence, about what you’d expect from “The newsraper of record.”

Randy Weaver called. He wants his wife and son back.

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This is a Test

Will the administration pass it?

Midterms are coming…

And we’re talking time-honored American tradition here…

Well, not by everyone…

The Wrong Question

As long as we’re talking non-binary, I feel like the little girl in the Shake ‘N Bake commercial:

Of course, the better solution would be NO 4473s, but none of our “gun rights leaders” want to talk about BIDS…

What did Mr. Pynchon say?

[Via WiscoDave]

Who Couldn’t See That Coming?

I do not understand why these lawyers are not being babysat by the Second Amendment unit of the Department of Justice because I cannot believe that people like Harmeet Dhillon would have signed off on the brief that was just filed by the Department of Justice in the Chris Brown versus BATF case… [Watch]

I understand why. I can believe it.

I don’t blame embedded subversives any more than the frog should blame the scorpion. I blame those they report to who have let them stay on and get away with it.

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[Via Jess]

Déjà Vu All Over Again

To paraphrase George Patton, Holder, you magnificent bastard, they read your book!

[Via GKD]

Missing the Barn

The proposal we’re discussing was published in the Federal Register by the Department of Justice and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives. Its purpose is to revise the regulatory definitions of two phrases that have existed in federal firearms law for decades, “adjudicated as a mental defective” and “committed to a mental institution…” [Watch]

I guess everbody’ll keep making it about guns as long as people want to keep ignoring the obvious…

[Via Jess]

The Devil in the Details

ATF Director Says Violent Criminals Are Agency’s Priority, Not Lawful Gun Owners [Watch]

Yeah, about that:

We condemn any program that involves enforcing unconstitutional “laws”, even if such “laws” are enforced only against violent criminals. Unconstitutional “laws” are illegal, harmful to public safety, tyrannical, and are inevitably enforced against ordinary, non-criminal citizens.

As for the laws they break that aren’t unconstitutional, none of those are within the purview of ATF.