Category: citizen disarmament

Cert Granted

Cargill v. Garland [More]

Issue:

Whether a bump stock device is a “machinegun” as defined in 26 U.S.C. § 5845(b) because it is designed and intended for use in converting a rifle into a machinegun, i.e., into a weapon that fires “automatically more than one shot … by a single function of the trigger.”

Guess what that will determine.

You Can’t Have Your Lekach and Eat It Too

“It’s a dark and dangerous time for Jews right now,” Panitch, who is the only Jewish American lawmaker in the Georgia legislature, said. “I’ve heard from people in the community who are afraid who have talked about other types of self-defense, including firearms,” Panitch said. “I have upgraded my weapons training as a result of what’s going on. [More]

And Georgia’s Democrat Jews, along with “Look at her– she’s one of us!” gun owners, are slaves to identity politics enough to believe this kapo fraud?

[Via Andy M]

Semantic Gymnastics?

ATF Director Calls for Universal Background Checks, Assault Weapons Ban at Harvard IOP Forum [More]

Then there’s this:

And then we scan them, right? But as far as I know, we are the only customer of Adobe Acrobat that actually pays extra money to have search capability taken out of that software.

I see some influencers treating this like a newly admitted database violation “Gotcha.” I must not be grokking something because this has been out there for years:

How can a database be “non-searchable”? Trick question: The system can’t really be considered a database. (There is a reason the ATF uses the phrase “data systems” instead). There is no ability to search the text of a file, and no effort is made to tag files with identifiers that could later be used to sort and search. “We compare it to an electronic card catalog system, where records are digitally imaged, but not optimized for character recognition,” ATF spokesman Corey Ray says.

Am I completely missing a point?

[Via William T]

Hollywood Squares

Joining the Brady gun control outfit are Christy Callahan, a former motion picture creative executive and TV writer; Jared Milrad, an “award-winning filmmaker, actor, entrepreneur and advocate for inclusion and social impact in entertainment”; and Matt Littman, who is leaving his position at the gun control group 97 percent. [More]

And every one of those powerhouse names is just as notable — and just as qualified to lead on the issue– as the guy who played the Ty D Bol man.

When we last left Matthew, he was being replaced for not growing an Astroturf-funded group with all kinds of free national publicity beyond 11K Facebook followers…

And if this is Christy, I’ve as many IMDB credits, and I’m not even in the industry.

As for Jared, what can you say about a guy whose claim to fame appears to be Babygayz, “An animated web series that follows the adventures of four precocious, highly curious babies as they tackle everyday issues in the gay community”…?

Everybody trembling in awe yet…?

Our State Fair is a Great State Fair

“My kids and I were in line for a ride for well over an hour,” said the woman, who asked not to be identified. “Lots of teenagers kept cutting in line, right and left. I said, ‘Nope. The back of the line’s down there.’ Then, we were jumped from behind.” [More]

That’ll teach her to deny “teens” their entitlement.

And since you asked…

[Via WiscoDave]

We’re the Only Ones Repelling Enough

Miki and his wife were ready to commit suicide, along with their child, Masada-style, rather than be taken hostage. But it never came to that. With steady nerves and superb gun skills, Miki held more than ten terrorists at bay. [More]

What a wonderful story about a courageous man defending his family– something this stupid woman will never know.

Too bad some men aren’t allowed the same choice.

[Via JR]

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