Notes from the Resistance
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]
Judge Jeanine destroys Newsom over 2nd Amendment diss [Watch]
Maybe she’s learned, but I’ve still never heard her apologize for past disses of her own.
As for the guy who says “clip” (Jesse Waters, right? I just never watch the show), there’s a reason he can’t find an online photo of Gavin Newsom hunting.
I’m sure I wrote the Fish & Wildlife rejection up but can’t for the life of me find it right now. Perhaps it’s in my old Oath Keepers archive, and since the site itself is only available via the Wayback Machine, doing a search is problematic.
[Via Jess]
2 arrested in death of 11-year-old girl who was shot after buying milk at corner store… Two of the three suspects believed to be involved in the Jan. 16 shooting, an 18-year-old man and a 20-year-old man, were arrested … The third suspect, a 16-year-old, is known to police and is a resident at a juvenile facility in the New York City area, where he was placed by a family court judge … He was “on a furlough from the facility”… [More]
Tell me this isn’t the best argument you’ve ever heard for disarming you and me.
REPORT: Putin Wants to Buy U.S. Weapons Biden Left in Afghanistan — But There’s Even More [More]
Brought to you by the same people who want to disarm us.
Common use and dangerous and unusual are mutually exclusive. Something can’t be dangerous and unusual if it’s in common use. [More]
And if we were doing things according to founding intent, they’d be in common use.
But when Rob Pincus told FOX News he supported Biden’s ideas, even shooting a shotgun out a door to scare away bad guys, it was too much. Even with Pincus’ previous statements calling for more gun control, he had crossed the Rubicon. There was no going back. [More]
He crossed the Rubicon for me when he came unglued and went all ad hominem over questioning one of his fellow trainers supporting Hillary. He secured his position in the enemy camp when he teamed up with one of its leaders and then joined up with the kinder, gentler gun-grabbers.
That makes his allies subject to scrutiny too, in my book. They’re the ones who advise ignoring the greatest threat.
The thing is, he doesn’t care about burning bridges. He knows he can continue to make a good living off of Gun Culture 2.0, where useful idiots have their “allowed” guns, for now, as they witlessly vote in rulers aiming to change that as soon as they think they can.
[Via Andy M]
UPDATE
In the interests of fairness, TTAG directs us to the documentation of incomplete quotes.
That has no bearing on my observations.
When a State Government Despises All Of Its Citizens [Watch]
Why would tyrants have regard for people who tolerate this?
[Via Jess]
Experts explain why California is still rife with gun violence despite some of the most stringent gun laws in the country [More]
The idiot at the start of the video holding the sign that says “The problem is guns” is a big part of the reason.
I see enough in this for an article.
Amid a Plague of Shootings, Bystanders Become Heroes [More]
You’d see a lot more if some places didn’t limit your options to throwing basketballs.
One week into the 2023 legislative session, and it’s in full swing already. [More]
I trust all New Mexico readers are active members…?
