Notes from the Resistance
The Second Amendment Allows States To Implement Varied Firearm Regulations To Address Their Local Needs [More]
I kept reading through this trying in vain to find something, anything reflecting Founding intent to substantiate that claim.
Then again, I’ve been waiting for over 20 years for one of the lying grabbers to be able to do that.
In a strongly worded letter to ATF Director Steven Dettelbach, obtained and reviewed by DrydenWire.com, Sheriff Waak states that he will not take any enforcement action on this rule change “or allow any federal agent to take action against his citizens.”
“I stand ready to defend the rights of honest, law-abiding residents here in Polk County,” Waak states. [More]
Physically?
There’s an interview I didn’t have 42 minutes to watch here. I can’t promise you he’ll answer that question.
[Via Jess]
Over the last 12 to 18 months, Lowe’s Innovation Labs has been testing out the system which utilizes RFID [Radio Frequency Identity] chips, scanners and blockchain. If implemented, it would render a stolen tool inoperable which would discourage bad actors and in turn, keep employees safe… [More]
Just think of the possibilities for “commonsense gun safety”!
[Via Steve T]
A federal judge on Monday extended an order preventing New Jersey officials from enforcing the state’s sweeping new concealed carry restrictions, dealing another blow to a law championed by gun control advocates, Gov. Phil Murphy and his allies in the Legislature. [More]
And he’d have gotten away with it, too, if it hadn’t been for you darned activists!
Ni uno mas! [More]
To be imposed on you under the force of law at the insistence of the newcomers!
Good thing this has nothing to do with that “single issue”. And I have that on good authority.
“Most counties experience no murders, a smaller set where there are a few murders, and then a tiny set of counties where murders are very common.” [More]
Guns aren’t the problem.
ATF Comments on 88-Day Automatic Denial of Pistol Brace Tax Stamps [More]
My head hurts.
The Oregon Legislative session is rolling on. We are now monitoring about 25 bills that would affect gun owners. As always, the Democrats are hard at work attempting to enable violent criminals and endanger law abiding Oregonians. As an added bonus they are working to pass legislation to allow criminals to vote FROM JAIL. [More]
Who better to vote to disarm you?
Switzerland has a stunningly high rate of gun ownership — here’s why it doesn’t have mass shootings [More]
Yeah, bow to the hat. That’s the ticket!
And guess what they don’t even mention.
[Via Jess]
The U.S. Department of Justice said it has obtained a court order blocking two firearms companies from imperiling public safety by illegally selling devices to convert AR-15 style rifles into machine guns. [More]
Gee, no interjecting editorial sentiment there. It makes me appreciate even more the link at the bottom of the piece about “Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.”
I’ve been a long-time fan of those!
[Via Jess]
“Obviously, no one wants to see these tragedies occur — this loss of life — but how the problem is viewed, and therefore what the response is to that problem, is night and day difference,” said Daniel Webster, an American health professor affiliated with the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions. [More]
I disagree. The violence monopolists, the rice bowl blood dancers, like Webster, and their useful idiot fanatics all count on more.
[Via Jess]
Members of the legislature that want to infringe your right to keep and bear arms have already introduced a pile of bills to do just that. [More]
.That and Katie Hobbs has wasted no time showing you who she stands with.
Rivera, a gun owner, was illustrating that the Second Amendment didn’t cover modern firearms capable of mass killings when the amendment was ratified in 1791. And that AR-15-style rifles go far beyond self-defense. [More]
Ah, the long-debunked “The Founders could have never imagined” bullsh!+.
Figures this moron would be spreading it.
I recall writing an Examiner article years back where a guy was prosecuted for having a muzzleloader in New York City. I can’t find it now and don’t recall the details, but it would be funny if Geraldo incriminated himself.
How he got it in the studio is another question.
And figures, HuffPo would think he won the argument.
[Via Jess]
U.S. Senate Democrats call for probe into ‘JR-15’ child-size rifle [More]
Because “commonsense gun safety” demands young people be denied development-appropriate training and remain utterly ignorant if a firearm is present.
Every one of the scumbag politicians in that photo is an opportunistic collectivist traitor and whore.
[Via Jess]
Senator Cory Booker was questioned by viewers after claiming to have witnessed more deaths from gun violence in his lifetime than “all of our wars combined.” Booker made the specious claims during an appearance with “Morning Joe” on MSNBC. [More]
And “A-rated” Joe Scarborough didn’t correct him?
[Via Michael G]
“…a submachine gun-style semi-automatic weapon…” [More]
That’s for when “assault pistol” just isn’t scary enough.
We’ve seen the same list before and we know that citizen disarmament has always been and remains the goal. [More]
Right out of the “progressive” totalitarian apologist playbook: Dust off the same old sh!+ and present it as new–all the while masking what you really want and counting on a critical mass of useful idiots to believe it’s for their own good.
“It turns a semi-automatic firearm into, essentially, a machine gun,” explained Estevan. “So, instead of one round being discharged from a firearm with the single pull of the trigger, when the switch is installed onto a firearm, you’re looking at 1,200 rounds with the single pull of the trigger within a minute.” [More]
Sounds like you need a massage there, SAC Estevan.
Did you tell them you’d need a magazine, what, 40 feet long…?
[Via Jess]
Creighton University will not remove its ban on pro-Second Amendment posters despite a student libertarian group fighting over the last several months to overturn the policy on First Amendment grounds. [More]
If it’s a private university, then it’s not really 1A, is it? A better question might be why are they patronizing it?
[Via Michael G]
