Notes from the Resistance
Polymer80, the nation’s largest producer of at-home gun assembly kits — sometimes called “ghost guns” because they typically come without serial numbers and are impossible to trace — agreed to pay $5 million in penalties to settle a civil suit, according to the Los Angeles City Attorney’s office. [More]
Now look for every other shark out there to smell blood in the water.
[Via Jess]
Nationwide shooting incidents escalate raising concerns across U.S [Watch]
But they’re not really spread out “nationwide,” are they?
Just like bad “gun in the home” stats don’t apply to all homes, do they?
[Via 1Gat]
I ran out of time today– here are some tips from Bondmen that I just couldn’t do individual posts with commentary for:
Hogsett plans to go before the City-County Council and propose a ban on semi-automatic weapons and ending permitless carry in Indianapolis. [More]
No doubt inspired by last month’s non-bloodbath, where almost 80,000 gun owners proved that being simultaneously armed and peaceable is no problem for anyone smarter and more moral than a Hogsett supporter.
[Via Jess]
New research shows the death rate among young people from gun violence rose with the increasing level of social vulnerability within the communities where the incidents occurred, regardless of whether a state’s gun laws were more permissive or restrictive. [More]
“Gun laws alone” implies they’ll work in tandem with other centralized collectivist controls, which will only make everything worse.
“Social vulnerability” implies that personal failures are due to “systemic injustices” of a society with expectations for individual responsibility and accountability with commensurate incentives and deterrents, rather than the predictable and inevitable outcome of collectivist subsidizing of poor decision-making.
[Via Jess]
Will you let politicians decide what rights you “need?” [More]
Tell NC Republicans the job won’t be done until freedom is achieved, we’re still a hell of a long way off from that, and now is no time for anyone who wants to be taken seriously to quit.
Most Americans would support stricter gun laws: Poll [More]
That’s because most Americans are “informed” by the DSM, are oblivious to the deceptions, omissions, and counters to the presumptions behind the polls, and therefore don’t know what they’re talking about.
That’s why it’s important for gun owners to act as force multipliers and share correct information that will never make it to CNN or The New York Times.
[Via Dan Gifford]
Wave of lawsuits against US gun makers raises hope of end to mass shootings [More]
Like that’s why they’re doing it…
And what a DSM “real reporter” Adam Gabbatt is, calling Philip Bangle “a lawyer representing the FedEx shooting victims” and neglecting to inform his readers the guy is also Senior Litigation Counsel for Brady.
[Via Dan Gifford]
DEADLINE- ATF’s Pistol Brace “Compliance Period” Ending May 31, 2023 [More]
Reeves & Dola, LLP gives owners the hard facts on what’s being imposed.
As an aside, I had to copy and paste this into my WarOnGuns Placeholder site from their email. I wanted to link to their “Alerts” page, but I’m getting a “Site Not Found” notice. Hopefully, that will be cleared up soon.
They push her wheelchair, remind her how and when she should vote and step in to explain what is happening when she grows confused. [More]
As long as they can get the right light on the shell they’ve always controlled to blink when they want it to, those who benefit from keeping it animated aren’t about to turn the seat over to someone else’s dummy.
So being too mentally compromised to own a gun in her opinion doesn’t disqualify a Democrat from a Senate seat…?
24 years ago today, Wayne LaPierre—who’s STILL the CEO despite running the NRA into the ground amid scandal & bankruptcy—testified to Congress in support of universal background checks. [Watch]
What with bump stocks, mental health blanket dragnets, Second Amendment-free schools, breaking the rules and stabbing a loyalist in the back to promote a Lautenberg supporter, and driving the organization into a legal and financial swamp, and plenty more, you’d think the grabtards would want to keep Wayne on…
The Founders were well aware of continuing advances in arms technology [More]
Police said the shooting stemmed from an altercation between two groups. One person of interest has been detained and another remains at large, police said. A department spokesperson said the suspect at large is believed to be a Black male with dreads, a black short sleeve shirt, and camo shorts. [More]
Funny, who warned us against going to Florida…
Meanwhile, total buttwad Gavin Newsom blames a future move toward fewer preemptive infringements that won’t excuse criminal acts of violence when permitless carry does go into effect.
Len Savage sent ATF parts of an unassembled firearm, ATF returned a completed gun. [More]
Is it paranoia if they’re really out to get you?
WBALTV interviewed McAdory, and then the governor responded and called McAdory’s brave protests an “act of cowardice.” [More]
Today, the U.S. Supreme Court in Sackett v EPA issued a major ruling cutting back on the authority of the EPA and by extension all federal executive branch agencies such as the ATF to enact laws via regulations. The Sackett opinion contains powerful language that can likely be used against the ATF in various contexts including in the ongoing legal fights over the bump stock ban and the pistol brace rules. Mark Smith breaks it down. [Watch]
If you think about it, this is also a powerful argument against the phony “single issue” deflection.
It’s all related. That’s because it’s not about guns, it’s about freedom.
[Via Jess]
