Category: citizen disarmament

Exactly the Model

Yes: Tobacco. The tobacco industry is exactly the model that I think of in terms of the decades of work that it will take to address this issue.” [More]

You know, “dirty, deadly, and banned.”

But no one is talking about taking your guns.

As an aside, “journalist” Rita Braver, with her practiced “empathy,” is obviously performing for the camera. I wonder how many viewers realized that was to manipulate their emotions while they were being presented with only one side and the wrong side at that.

What can I say but “CBS“?

[Via Jess]

The Trouble with Harry

“Harry Styles” + gun [More]

This …person.

Don’t worry. He’s made sure everybody knows his body’s guarded.

So a Brit donated $1M to Everytown so they could support or oppose candidates to impose citizen disarmament edicts that were resisted at Lexington and Concord.

And a word from Harry is a free publicity appeal to the mindless.

Funny, how the doctrinaire Marxists say we should eat the rich.

Their intent, of course, is to replace the rich.

One In-Your-Face Harassment After Another

SB 368 would require licensed firearms dealers to establish a voluntary buyback program in consultation with the Department of Justice and accept the storage of firearms from individuals during a mental health crisis or for other lawful reasons. The bill would also prohibit the offering of firearms as prizes in raffles and add a number of misdemeanors that would result in a 10-year prohibition of firearm possession. [More]

It will never be enough for these subversives.

“An issue that needed a remedy” my… eye. This traitor knows everything he’s demanding is unconstitutional, and for a number of reasons outside of the Second Amendment. But he and his fellow tyrant wannabes will press on as long as they can get away with it with impunity, all the while knowing they have unlimited tax plunder resources to draw from while those opposing it need to scrape together donations from a limited pool.

[Via Jess]

Reaching for the Stars

“It’s a double-edged sword,” said Richard Deschain, co-owner of Ragnarok Axe Throwing LLC in Indianapolis. He said throwing star blades can get bent and hooked over, increasing someone’s odds of getting cut. “I would say the easiest way for that to have any kind of solution is to require a layered Kevlar glove to be worn when they’re throwing any other object like a throwing star,” he said. [More]

“Require”? Leave it to a competitor to promote restrictions.

Am I wrong to sense a “trainers against permitless carry” vibe?

[Via Michael G]