From WarOnGuns Correspondent 1Gat, via email:
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Why, you might ask? I’ve had my own run-ins with them.
Notes from the Resistance
From WarOnGuns Correspondent 1Gat, via email:
Is there an alternative to YouTube for gun content?
Why, you might ask? I’ve had my own run-ins with them.

South Korea is shifting toward communism. Among other things, observers cite “the destruction of rights and freedoms, unprecedented oppression and suppression, all sorts of incursions on personal property. You have a rising dictatorship with the collapse of the three branches into a uni-party dictatorship, and you have somebody at the helm of South Korea who is pro-Chinese Communist Party, pro-North Korea, anti-American. And this is the stark reality that is going on in South Korea.” [More]
Man, look at all those “commonsense gun safety laws“!
As for those who came here, “57% are immigrants” who vote Democrat over Republican 67% to 28%, and 76% want “stricter gun laws.” Rooftop Koreans are not the norm. Considering their history and traditions, and that most live in urban environments, what are the major cultural factors that will influence the political development of upcoming generations, and how does that square with “gun influencers” countering that assimilation will take care of any worries?
Who Lost South Korea? – Alarm Bells Ringing about South Korea. Is Anyone Listening?
I could ask the same questions about here.
Albany, New York resident Demetrio Daga is currently facing 40 years in a state prison, but if he had lived in Florida, Texas, Georgia or any other free state he would never have been charged with a crime. [More]
Did someone say something about “the supreme Law of the Land”…? And speaking of history, text, and tradition, in addition to deprivation of rights under color of authority, how is this not “cruel and unusual punishment”?
That fascist prosecutor represents everything I loathe and everything we need to be prepared to repel.
But what’s interesting is the judge … here … basically says, “Yeah, I’m going to follow the Second Circuit rulings against the Second Amendment, but they’re probably not long for this world because they’re probably all going to be overturned by the United States Supreme Court.” [Watch]
I’m not sure I’d use the word “interesting.”
“Cowardly”…?
“Contemptible”…?
[Via Jess]
A federal judge blocked a Connecticut law banning the sale of Glock-style pistols, just hours before the restrictions were set to take effect on Thursday… Connecticut Attorney General William Tong said he will defend the ban, saying the state’s gun laws are lawful and lifesaving. [More]
Judge Kari Dooley is Trump nominee.
As for Tong, you’d think the son of a man who fled the Chicom violence monopolists would know better than to try and disarm the citizens of the haven of freedom that took his parents in.
I guess maybe we’ll just have to wait another generation for all that “assimilation” to kick in.
[Via WiscoDave]
Related UPDATE
Four Boxes Diner notes an emergency motion. [Watch]
[Via Jess]

Because he’s in a safe district and can do and say whatever he wants without fear of a Republican taking his seat, what’s prompting Mullin to act on this now is fair to speculate on. By his press release saying, “One of his constituents,” the gun prohibitionist mantra “If it saves one life” comes to mind, which in turn merits determining how severe is the problem to warrant a major change to federal gun laws. [More]
The shameless parasite knows it won’t pass — yet — so this is just him trolling gun owners by exploiting a grieving mother who’s bought into the propaganda. And isn’t it something that all the information on Garrett and Ann Edwards comes from Mullins?
On Tuesday, Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones (D) announced the creation of the FAIR Unit, which will exist to “investigate and bring civil enforcement actions” against gun makers and dealers. [More]
With “progressives,” every day is Opposite Day. And they have plenty of tax plunder to drain pro-gun contributors while the lawsuits drag on for years
And just the violence-minded SOB to deem the gunworthiness of others.
[Via bondmen]
Lyman writes that, “just because someone was born on our soil doesn’t magically make them an assimilated American — and that’s a conversation we must have. Many immigrant groups, some generations removed from the initial migrants, cling to cultures and traditions that are fundamentally at odds with American culture.” [More]
And as their numbers increase, that terraforms the culture that new arrivals assimilate into.
Why that’s so hard for some “gun influencers,” deliberately indifferent to legitimate immigration concerns, to admit is something only they can answer — but won’t. That they automatically equate being a culturist with being a racist shows either an oblivious blindness or something more insidious.
Listen to them and they’ll “influence” you right into a Democrat (for the first step) majority, and all that that entails.
[Via bondmen]
Lower courts have misunderstood footnote 9 and expanded the term “shall-issue” to encompass all objective regulations on the purchase, possession, carry, or transfer of firearms… [More]
Sorry, professor.
I realize you’re smarter than me and better educated and everything, but I don’t think for one second activist Democrat judges misunderstand anything. I think they know exactly what they’re doing and are arrogant in the knowledge that there will be no personal repercussions to their judicial tyranny.
Or do I just need to turn up my euphemism meter?
[Via Michael G]
Minneapolis audit finds ‘violence interrupter’ program vulnerable to fraud, favoritism, and political influence [More]
And the Big Weasel Award goes to…
[Via Michael G]
Winning the Fight: ‘Strategic Art of Legislative Testimony’…Amy Swearer, senior legal fellow at Advancing American Freedom, offered a captivating and insightful look at how it all works… [More]
Did she explain how to win approval by offering up concessions on kinder, gentler red flag laws…?
Or joining with other “gun rights leaders” to “legitimize” AstroTurf posers?
Senate hopeful’s ‘treading water’ narrative crumbles under $500K campaign payouts to family [More]
Wait– does opportunistic lying for political gain mean we also can’t trust Dan Osborn on guns...?

The lawsuit arises “from the City of Akron’s unlawful prohibition on the possession of firearms within the outdoor grounds of the 2026 Akron City Festival at Lock 3 Park — a prohibition that is expressly preempted by, and irreconcilable with, Ohio Revised Code § 9.68.” [More]
I’d wondered about that myself.
Republican AG Andy Wilson is turning out to be a real nonresponsive lump.

The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) filed an amicus brief with the National Rifle Association (NRA) in the U.S. Supreme Court case Daniel Defense v. Lowy supporting petitioners’ request for review of a Fourth Circuit decision. [More]
Is there any right legal leeches won’t try to suck dry?
All the 2A lawyers and nobody can figure out a way to sue Jonathan Lowy?
Armed Airbnb Guest Shoots Home Invasion Suspect During Fort Lauderdale Robbery Attempt [More]
How could he do it if it was “safely stored” as their policy requires? I assume he’d disclosed his firearm in advance and the owner didn’t prohibit them?
Mass migration eroding Western sovereignty, immigration expert warns [More]
But…but…but gun rights leaders…
That this is coming from the Heritage Foundation makes me wonder what they’re really setting up.

If the Housing Authority had bothered to look before (metaphorically) pulling the trigger, they’d have known that discriminating against armed residents in public housing has been challenged before, with results in different jurisdictions showing the courts consistently frowning on it. [More]
Ableist gun prohibitionists who decry “stand your ground” laws would rather this wheelchair-bound man, who couldn’t run away, had been murdered instead of armed with an equalizer.
Notably, the district court judge and the Second Circuit upheld the ban on the ground that the challengers failed to “provide any evidence that stun guns and tasers are in common use.” [More]
Until this gets cleared up for good, the sword will continue to be two-edged.
[Via bondmen]