Category: citizen disarmament

The Wrong Way

The Supreme Court struck the ban down, making it clear that if you wanted to ban bumpstocks you had to do it the right way, which is the way the Constitution outlines, which is actually passing a bill through Congress and having it signed into law by the president. [Watch]

Wrong:

“Left unsaid is where Congress derives such authority in the first place, as the power to regulate and ban arms is nowhere delegated to it in the Constitution. The only clear mandate is ‘the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.’ By any branch of government.”

Change my mind. Show the section and clause.

I expect our would-be leaders to know this stuff.

Without a Trace

“McWhirter noted, “If there was ever a political situation in which PLCAA was rolled back, they would stop making AR-15s tomorrow because it would just be legally impossible. And, and all, every other gun would be really problematic.” [More]

It’s always been about taking your guns.

And The Trace has always been about its damaged propagandists, who no doubt are delusional enough to believe themselves champions of “commonsense gun safety. “

Bag of Tricks

Elisabeth Epps, Tim Hernández unseated as Democratic legislative primary results are a mixed bag for progressives [More]

Oh, yeah, Sean “Ban weapons of war that have no place on Colorado streets” Camacho and Cecilia “Regulate or ban the sale of assault weapons in Colorado” Espinoza are going to be GREAT improvements. Not.

I’m not getting how anyone could consider the election of more effective enemies a “win. “

[Via Jess]

Out of the Frying Pan…

George Latimer defeats House ‘squad’ member Jamaal Bowman in historic New York Democratic primary [More]

I see some “gunfluencers” treating this as a good thing. It’s not.

George is every bit the enemy, and with the perception that he’s “moderate,” he’ll be more effective at passing citizen disarmament mandates than the radical moron he’s sidelining.

[Via Jess]

Coming Soon, to a Kraal Near You

The media you do see this in is confined to an echo chamber.

[Via WiscoDave]

Hartford Citizen Patrol Presents Dilemmas for Gun-Grabbing Democrats

The Self-Defense Brigade, organized “at the behest of Archbishop Dexter Burke of the Walk in the Light Church of God,” is reminiscent of an effort from the middle of the last century, one remembered and honored by Amendment advocates with long memories, but for the most part ignored by Democrats and self-designated “civil rights leaders,” none of whom, if they even know about him, are keeping the example set by Robert Hicks alive, to be reflected on today and passed on to the next generations. [More]

Go ahead, sic the cops on ’em, Democrats. I dare ya.

Speaking of Criminals at Heart…

Fort Smith man sentenced to prison for tax charges must forfeit over 3,000 guns seized by authorities – Mehta was heard saying “I’m sorry for my actions, I’ve never been violent, and I’m not a criminal at heart,” during court proceedings. [More]

He still thinks this is about fighting crime?

That oughta give all the oath-breaking infringers a good laugh.

[Via Jess]

From the Same Guy Who Pushed Clot Shots

The U.S. Surgeon General, Dr. Vivek Murthy, issued a new advisory on Tuesday declaring gun violence a public health crisis. In his announcement, Murthy also called for an evidence-based approach to public health change and a ban on assault weapons and large-capacity magazines for civilian use. [More]

Funny… I don’t feel any symptoms and I don’t even wear a mask…

Were it truly evidence-based, that’s the last thing this foreign born embedded subversive would be calling for.

[Via Sweet Babboo]

While the Iron is Hot

Major breaking news: Attorney General Merrick Garland and his solicitor general are trying to strike while the iron is hot, so they think. They have just requested of the United States Supreme Court that the court take a series … of cases involving Second Amendment challenges … basically trying to take advantage of what they think is a huge win for them in the Rahimi case… [Watch]

It was a huge win. It showed just how malleable all the “good” Bruen judges, with the exception of Clarence Thomas, are.

And like all jackals, emboldened when they sense weakness, they move the circle in to attack.

[Via Jess]

Keeping It Real

As the lines between reality and fantasy continue to blur in various forms of media, the gaming industry must navigate these complexities with care. It’s not about censoring creative ideas but about understanding and communicating the distinctions between entertainment and reality clearly and responsibly. [More]

Don’t tell us.

Tell Nick’s fellow woke Democrats.

[Via Michael G]

Uber Driving Customers Wild

Seattle Uber driver charged with rape and kidnapping after attack on female passenger… Investigators said family members assaulted Ali and took the woman out of the car. At some point during the confrontation, the victim’s father fired a gun twice, but the bullets did not strike anyone, according to the report. [More]

Damn policy violater…

So… tell us more about Ali…

[Via Jess]

Karma Alert? Another Bloomberg Mayor Could Become a ‘Prohibited Person’

One would think the daughter of Hmong refugees taken into this country would take the time to appreciate why freedoms recognized here make it different from the tyranny her family fled. [More]

Funny, who doesn’t trust YOU with guns…

Painted into a Corner

Somebody may want to send him this.

As for “the original public meaning of ‘Arms’ excludes bullet-storage containers lke LCMs,” does anyone have a quick link to that brief? I’d like to check and see if the “expert” definition they’re relying on invalidates New Jersey’s “bump stock” ban.

[Via Jess]

Paradise Reclaimed

The Second Amendment Foundation has filed an amicus brief to the U.S. Supreme Court supporting Hawaii resident Christopher L. Wilson’s petition for a writ of certiorari in his challenge of the Hawaii state Supreme Court’s decree that individual citizens in the Aloha State do not have the right to carry firearms for self-defense outside of their homes. [More]

If government can say you don’t have it there, it can say you don’t have it anywhere.

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